Maria’s In Bridgeport has canceled upcoming events after the city mandated an entertainment license for venues. This new rule impacts local businesses, prompting discussions on regulation and support.
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Frank Niles Thomas, an appointed member of the Chicago school board, has stepped down. His departure marks a significant shift as the board continues to navigate key educational challenges in the city.
Chicago police report 11 people shot in two separate overnight incidents, highlighting ongoing gun violence challenges. Authorities continue investigations as community leaders call for action.
A Chicago-based retail team has left CBRE to join Savills, marking a significant shift in the local commercial real estate market, reports Crain’s Chicago Business. This move signals growing competition between firms.
The Chicago Bears nearly finalized a major trade but ultimately stepped back, citing strategic reasons. Sources reveal the team prioritized long-term roster stability over immediate gains. More details on On Tap Sports Net.
A federal judge in Chicago has mandated clean toilets and guaranteed legal access for immigration detainees, addressing longstanding concerns over conditions and rights in detention facilities.
National Guard troops have arrived at the ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, to support operations amid rising concerns. The deployment aims to enhance security and manage increasing detainee populations.
A Chicago judge ruled that a Border Patrol official lied about threats to justify restricting agents’ use of force, raising questions about agency transparency and operational policies, reports WKMG.
The Iroquois Theater Fire of 1903 in Chicago claimed over 600 lives, marking one of the deadliest U.S. theater fires. WTTW explores the tragedy’s impact on safety reforms and the city’s lasting memory.
Three school districts will lose a combined $65 million in funding due to conflicts over gender and diversity, equity, and inclusion (D.E.I.) policies, The New York Times reports. The decision sparks debate on education and civil rights.
Two men were shot inside a car in the 5500-block of S. Wentworth Avenue near Englewood, Chicago, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred late Wednesday night. No arrests have been made.
TLC Management has sold a $31.5 million apartment portfolio spanning Chicago’s South and North Sides. The transaction highlights continued investor interest in the city’s multifamily housing market.
Caleb Williams shined in the Bears’ victory over the Cowboys, posting 325 passing yards, 3 TDs, and zero interceptions. His stellar performance was key in Chicago’s crucial win at NBC 5 Chicago.
Former President Trump has requested the Supreme Court’s intervention to permit the deployment of the National Guard in Illinois. The move seeks to address ongoing security challenges amid escalating tensions, CBS News reports.
A judge condemned conditions at a Chicago-area immigration detention center as “disgusting,” raising concerns over detainee treatment. The ruling pressures authorities to address facility standards promptly.
Former President Trump has paused plans to crack down on Chicago after advisers cautioned about potential legal challenges. The move reflects growing concerns over enforcement complexities and judicial pushback.
Chicago gears up for St. Patrick’s Day with river dyeing, festive parades, and family events. From the iconic green Chicago River to vibrant neighborhood celebrations, here’s your guide to the city’s Irish festivities.
Illinois is pushing for climate education in schools, but teachers face challenges in developing curriculum and resources. The initiative aims to equip students with vital knowledge amid a growing climate crisis.
A CBS News study reveals rental e-scooters in Chicago are linked to an increase in certain crimes, highlighting concerns over safety and regulation in the city’s growing micro-mobility scene.
Manny’s Deli has stepped up to support SNAP recipients during the federal shutdown, offering free meals to those affected. The Chicago landmark aims to ease food insecurity as aid delays persist-highlighting community resilience amid crisis.