Daily Briefing: Escalations in Chicago – Tensions rise as recent protests spark clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement. Officials urge calm while investigating causes of violence. Updates to follow.
Year: 2025
A 17-year-old boy was fatally shot in a South Side drive-by, Chicago police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging anyone with information to come forward to aid the ongoing probe.
Former Fruit of the Loom CEO sells East Lake Shore Drive co-op at a significant discount, reports Crain’s Chicago Business. The high-profile property moved below market value amid shifting luxury real estate trends.
The Chicago Bears released their Week 12 injury report ahead of Sunday’s clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Key players remain questionable, with the team monitoring recovery status closely. More updates expected Thursday.
Armed federal agents in tactical gear have intensified patrols in downtown Chicago amid a mounting immigration crackdown. The heightened security presence aims to enforce federal immigration laws and deter undocumented activity.
This week, a judge temporarily blocked the deployment of troops in Chicago amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, a government shutdown has caused widespread delays, impacting services nationwide. WTTW reports.
Police are searching for a suspect following a shooting at Scene75 Entertainment Center in Romeoville. Two individuals were shot and are receiving medical treatment. Authorities continue to investigate.
Chicago families express concern over ICE enforcement, but a new Illinois law aims to protect students by limiting immigration-related inquiries in schools, easing fears and ensuring safer learning environments.
A surprising stat has played a pivotal role in the Chicago Bears’ first-place start this season. Key defensive metrics and efficient offensive execution are driving their unexpected early success.
Three people were shot in a South Side Chicago building, police report. Two victims died at the scene, while a third was critically injured. Authorities are investigating the shooting.
USG is downsizing its downtown Chicago office space in its latest lease renewal, reflecting a strategic shift toward a smaller footprint amid evolving work trends, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Experts weigh in ahead of Week 12’s Bears vs. Steelers clash, offering their top picks and insights. With both teams battling for playoff positioning, these predictions highlight key player performances and game-changing moments.
Chicago witnesses stark scenes as Trump’s immigration crackdown intensifies. Increased ICE raids and detentions spark protests and heightened tensions, highlighting deep community divisions. Reporting from FOX21 News Colorado.
Retired Chicago political reporters reflect on today’s deeply polarized and vitriolic political climate, expressing concern over the growing division and its impact on democracy, as discussed in a CBS News feature.
National Endowment for the Arts grant cancellations have struck key Chicago cultural events, jeopardizing funding for major festivals and arts organizations, raising concerns about the future of the city’s vibrant arts scene.
School attendance in Chicago has declined amid rising fears of ICE enforcement. Families are reportedly avoiding schools to protect children from potential immigration raids, raising concerns about education access and community safety.
A 28-year-old man was fatally shot on Chicago’s South Side, authorities report. The incident is under investigation as police seek motives and potential suspects. No arrests have been made so far.
Nursing schools across the U.S. are raising concerns as new federal restrictions on student loan access threaten enrollment and workforce growth, potentially worsening the national nursing shortage, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Chicago is expanding its venues dedicated to women’s sports, offering fans more opportunities to watch live games. This move aims to boost visibility and support for female athletes in the city.
Tennessee Titans safety Kevin Byard delivered a blunt message to the Chicago Bears: despite early-season efforts, “We haven’t accomplished anything yet.” His call for focus underscores the team’s work ahead.