Month: October 2025
NFIB Illinois has joined Chicago’s business community in opposing the proposed Outdoor Workplace Heat Ordinance, citing concerns over regulatory burdens and economic impact on local businesses.
The Sports Illustrated Resort is set to replace the Virgin Hotel at 203 N Wabash Avenue in Chicago’s Loop, bringing a new branded hospitality experience to the iconic location, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Conner Mantz is set to challenge the U.S. marathon record at the upcoming Chicago Marathon. The elite runner aims to make history with a record-breaking performance, spotlighting his rise in American long-distance running.
The National Guard is preparing to enter Chicago amid escalating tensions as former President Trump calls for jailing Democratic leaders. The move reflects deepening political divides in the U.S. Reuters reports.
Furloughed federal workers in Chicago rallied against President Trump’s threat of withholding back pay after the government shutdown ends. Protesters demand guaranteed compensation for lost wages.
Chicago’s winter scene heats up with Modern Luxury’s top 6 must-see shows. From dazzling theater productions to festive concerts, these unmissable events promise culture and entertainment throughout the season.
The Trump administration has withdrawn millions in federal funding from Chicago Public Schools, citing budget concerns. The move raises alarms over potential impacts on educational programs and student resources across the district.
Former President Donald Trump has designated New Orleans, not Chicago, as the next federal crime crackdown target. The move highlights shifting priorities in addressing urban crime hotspots, Axios reports.
Signature Bank has risen to No. 12 on Crain’s Chicago Business list of largest banks, reflecting strong growth and an expanding footprint in the competitive financial sector, according to Yahoo Finance.
The Grades Are In: The Chicago Bears Q1 Report Card on On Tap Sports Net delivers a detailed review of the team’s early 2024 performance, highlighting key players and areas needing improvement.
A WGN employee was detained during ICE activity on Chicago’s North Side but was later released, according to WGN-TV. Details about the incident and the reason for the detention remain under review.
A judge has temporarily blocked the deployment of the National Guard to Illinois, calling federal authorities “unreliable.” The decision raises questions about federal-state coordination amid ongoing security concerns.
The Guardian reports on US immigration enforcement employing military-grade hardware and aggressive tactics against civilians. Critics warn this militarization raises serious civil rights and ethical concerns.
Personal Space Booking spotlights four powerful shows in Chicago: “Teens in Trouble,” “The Dreaded Laramie,” “Lavender Point,” and “Dog$h!t.” Each production challenges perspectives with bold storytelling and sharp social commentary.
Chicago schools are informing students and parents as former President Trump threatens National Guard deployment amid unrest. District officials emphasize safety and preparedness, aiming to maintain calm during uncertain times.
Former Chicago police chief criticizes Democrats for rejecting federal crime aid, warning the decision leaves cities ‘afraid’ to tackle rising violence. The debate highlights growing tensions over public safety funding.
The lender has seized a River North hotel amid financial troubles, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The move follows missed loan payments, impacting the property’s ownership and operations.
The Chicago Bears released their Week 3 injury report ahead of Sunday’s matchup. Key players remain questionable, with updates expected as game time approaches. Stay tuned to On Tap Sports Net for the latest.
Oklahoma’s Republican Governor has criticized the federal deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago, questioning the decision amid rising city violence. The Governor calls for reevaluation of national security priorities.
The Texas National Guard has been deployed in Chicago, raising questions about its domestic role. The Guard can assist during emergencies, civil unrest, or natural disasters under state or federal orders.