Former Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick Kane surpassed Mike Modano to become the NHL’s all-time leading scorer among US-born players, marking a historic milestone in his illustrious career.
Month: January 2026
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says all eyes will be on Iowa in 2026 as the state’s pivotal role in presidential primaries draws national attention. The Des Moines Register reports heightened political focus ahead.
Time Out Worldwide reveals the 50 best things to do in Chicago right now, spotlighting top dining, cultural events, outdoor activities, and hidden gems. Discover the city’s vibrant pulse this season with must-see experiences.
Extreme cold hit the Chicago area, prompting school closings tomorrow. Stay updated on the latest closures and delays by checking NBC 5 Chicago’s official website and social media channels. Stay safe and warm.
A man was fatally shot in a NW Side Chicago home, authorities report. Police are investigating the incident, but no suspects have been identified. Officials urge anyone with information to come forward.
Chicago Bears’ Caleb Williams delivered a fierce message after their victory over the Packers, emphasizing the team’s determination and focus as they aim to build momentum this season.
Chicago is emerging as a leader in the AI revolution, driven by its tech talent, robust infrastructure, and strategic investments. The city’s blend of innovation and industry positions it for major growth in the AI era.
Shots were fired at federal immigration agents in Chicago, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed. No injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging the public to remain vigilant.
Shooting deaths have risen amid Trump’s aggressive mass deportation efforts, raising concerns over escalating violence and humanitarian impacts. PBS reports highlight the growing toll in affected communities.
Chicago’s new budget introduces several taxes now in effect, with additional levies set to roll out soon. Residents can review the full list of changes impacting the city’s finances on nbcchicago.com.
Join Autodesk at WEFTEC 2025 in Chicago for engaging theater talks, insightful panel discussions, and networking Happy Hour. Discover the latest innovations shaping water quality and environmental solutions.
A recent WBEZ poll reveals that most Chicago residents are unaware the city is transitioning to an elected school board. The change aims to increase community oversight but public awareness remains low.
A new website offers detailed access to Chicago crime data, allowing residents to explore local crime patterns and trends. The tool aims to enhance community awareness and support public safety efforts.
Catch the Chicago Bulls vs. Indiana Pacers showdown live on On Tap Sports Net. Get start times, TV channels, live stream info, betting odds, and a full game preview in our latest guide. Don’t miss the action!
Retail vacancy in Chicago’s Loop has declined for the second consecutive year, signaling a strengthening market. Experts attribute the drop to rising demand from both national retailers and local businesses.
The Supreme Court has upheld a block on the deployment of the National Guard in Chicago, maintaining legal restrictions amid ongoing debates over public safety and state authority. The decision halts immediate Guard mobilization.
Approximately 500 National Guard troops have arrived in the Chicago area despite opposition from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker. The deployment aims to address ongoing unrest and bolster local law enforcement efforts, NBC News reports.
Calls for belt-tightening in Chicago’s budget are mounting, but city officials face tough choices. With limited options for painless cuts, officials warn of difficult trade-offs ahead. (illinoisanswers.org)
Fundraising has begun to open a micro-cinema in Pilsen, aiming to offer an independent movie theater experience. The project seeks community support to bring diverse, local, and indie films to the neighborhood.
Chicago organizations have filed lawsuits against the U.S. Department of Education, challenging recent funding cuts. They argue the reductions undermine critical educational programs and violate federal mandates.