Year: 2025
CPS enrollment trends, recent Trump policies, and changes in special education funding are key issues shaping the upcoming Chicago school year. Stakeholders watch closely as impacts unfold in classrooms citywide.
Former President Trump vows to tackle crime in Chicago, calling it the “most dangerous city” in the U.S. He promises a tough crackdown to restore safety and order, aiming to boost the city’s troubled reputation.
BREAKING: The Chicago Blackhawks have agreed to a 7-year contract extension with star player Nazar. The long-term deal signals a major commitment as reported by On Tap Sports Net. Further details expected soon.
The St. Louis Cardinals are reportedly considering a $50 million investment in a veteran outfielder during free agency. Sources suggest the move aims to boost offense and stabilize the lineup after a down season.
Sports Illustrated argues that Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese merits the same endorsement opportunities as Iowa’s Caitlin Clark, citing Reese’s standout performance and growing influence in women’s basketball.
Illinois US Senator Dick Durbin announced he will not seek reelection, signaling a major shift in the state’s political landscape. His departure opens a competitive race for one of Illinois’ most influential seats.
Chicago kicks off Labor Day weekend 2025 with vibrant events including Teens in the Park and Navy Pier fireworks. Residents are set to enjoy these festivities as they savor the final moments of summer.
The newly formed hybrid Chicago Board of Education has officially taken charge as elected and appointed members were sworn in, marking a historic shift in the city’s education governance, reported WTTW News.
Illinois Governor J.B. Johnson has signed an executive order preparing the state for stricter federal immigration policies under the Trump administration. The move aims to bolster local resources and support affected communities.
The 2025 Chicago Bears final 53-man roster is set, with key veterans retained and promising rookies making the cut. On Tap Sports Net breaks down the grades for each position group, highlighting strengths and concerns.
Daza Guzman overcame an early stumble to clinch gold at the World Archery Championships in Chicago. Demonstrating resilience and skill, Guzman secured victory in a thrilling final showdown.
Chicago Mayor vows to resist federal troop deployment amid tensions with Trump administration. As preparations begin, the city stands firm against what the mayor calls federal “tyranny,” emphasizing local authority and public safety.
In Chicago, Bernie Sanders declared the “day has come and gone” for America’s oligarchs, emphasizing the need to challenge entrenched wealth and power. His remarks underscore growing calls for economic justice nationwide.
Oasis, the iconic British rock band, never prioritized the American market despite their global fame. As nostalgia peaks, the question remains: is America now ready to fully embrace the legacy of Oasis?
The Trump administration has released $6 billion in education funding aimed at supporting schools nationwide. The move seeks to enhance resources and address pandemic-related challenges, ABC7 Chicago reports.
A teen and two others were injured in a drive-by shooting Tuesday at 76th Street and Blackstone Avenue in Chicago’s Grand Crossing neighborhood, police say. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
SimBioSys has secured a distribution deal to expand its AI-driven medical technology, aiming to enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning in healthcare. The partnership marks a significant step in AI med tech adoption.
Bears training camp battles are intensifying at Halas Hall, with key players vying for starting roles. Coaches emphasize competition as the roster takes shape ahead of the regular season. Coverage continues on On Tap Sports Net.
The San Francisco Giants completed a crucial sweep, shaking up the playoff race, while the Chicago Cubs battle fiercely to maintain their lead in the Wild Card standings. The postseason picture grows increasingly intense.
The Pentagon is preparing military forces for deployment in Chicago amid rising violence, as former President Trump advocates for a tough crackdown. Officials remain cautious about the scale and timing of any intervention.