Month: October 2025
Wild Hare Music presents “Reggae & Booze” featuring DJ Ringo at Club Level on Thursday, October 16th. Expect vibrant reggae beats and a lively atmosphere. Don’t miss this Chicago event!
Detailed plans for a new school in Chicago’s Lake Shore East neighborhood have been unveiled, marking a significant development in local education infrastructure. The project aims to serve growing community needs.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost criticized Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, saying he should “suffer some consequences” for his handling of Chicago’s rising crime rates, according to The Hill. The remarks highlight growing political tensions over public safety.
Bally’s faces lender backlash over its debt restructuring plan tied to the Chicago casino project, raising concerns about the company’s financial stability and future operations, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Reports confirm CHSN has secured a deal with Xfinity, bringing On Tap Sports Net to the platform. This partnership expands sports content access for Xfinity subscribers nationwide.
Matas Buzelis is poised to take on a significant role with the Chicago Bulls. The young forward’s readiness and skillset have impressed coaches, signaling a promising impact in the upcoming NBA season.
A US appeals court has rejected former President Trump’s request to deploy the National Guard in Illinois, halting his efforts to expand military presence amid ongoing state legal battles. Further rulings are pending.
Hundreds of National Guard members have been deployed in the Chicago area to support local authorities amid rising concerns over public safety. The move aims to bolster law enforcement efforts and maintain order across the city.
“HOW?! – The Magic Show LIVE in CHICAGO!” captivates audiences with mind-bending illusions and interactive performances. This thrilling event at Chicago Reader promises an unforgettable night of mystery and wonder.
CPS proposes aligning administrative offices with elected school board districts, sparking concerns over potential gerrymandering and diminished oversight. Community members and officials urge transparency in the process.
A suspect was caught on surveillance stealing from IL Culaccino restaurant in Chicago’s South Loop while customers dined nearby. ABC7 Chicago reports authorities are investigating the incident.
The Chicago Bears announced their inactives ahead of today’s game, with kicker Cairo Santos ruled out. Rookie Colston Loveland is active for the first time, offering fresh depth to the Bears’ lineup.
After Trump’s Columbus Day proclamation, Chicago marked the day by celebrating Italian American heritage alongside Indigenous Peoples Day, highlighting a growing movement to honor native histories while recognizing immigrant contributions.
The Pentagon has authorized the deployment of the Texas National Guard to Chicago, according to Governor Pritzker. The move, announced amid rising concerns, follows orders from former President Trump. ABC7 Chicago reports.
The FBI has conducted a search of former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s home amid an ongoing investigation. Meanwhile, the National Guard is reportedly deployed in Chicago as tensions rise. NPR continues to monitor developments.
Margie Korshak, a legendary Chicago entertainment publicist known for her influential work in theater and nightlife, has died at 86. Her legacy shaped the city’s cultural scene for decades.
Chicago district officials urged the school board to save ChiArts while recommending the closure of EPIC Academy in 2026, citing performance and resource challenges, Chalkbeat reports.
The future of NASCAR in Chicago remains uncertain, Crain’s Daily Gist podcast reports. Ongoing challenges and shifting priorities raise questions about the sport’s local presence and upcoming events in the city.
CHGO explores the top 10 biggest ‘What Ifs’ in Chicago sports history, uncovering moments that could have changed the city’s athletic legacy forever. From missed shots to pivotal trades, these scenarios still fuel debates today.
A suspect was killed after driving a car into ICE officers in a Chicago suburb, authorities report. The incident prompted an immediate law enforcement response and investigation. No officers were seriously injured.