The buyer who backed out of a $37.5M Lake Geneva mansion purchase is seeking to dismiss the seller’s lawsuit, citing contractual disputes, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. The case highlights ongoing real estate tensions.
Day: January 13, 2026
The Packers’ second-half collapse in Chicago was marked by costly turnovers, missed opportunities, and defensive breakdowns. Key players faltered under pressure, leading to a decisive shift in momentum and a tough loss.
The Chicago Cubs have suffered a major setback in their pursuit of top free agent slugger Juan Martinez. Sources confirm the star outfielder has signed with a rival team, dashing Chicago’s hopes for a marquee offseason acquisition.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has signed an order outlining a strategic blueprint to counter potential federal crackdowns under former President Trump, aiming to protect city residents and preserve local policies, NBC News reports.
Accel Entertainment is set to launch operations in Chicago contingent on the regulation of Video Gaming Terminals (VGTs). The move could expand the city’s gambling landscape significantly.
Illinois’ 2026 education laws introduce key changes, including AI curriculum integration and expanded immigrant rights protections. The reforms aim to modernize learning and foster inclusivity across the state’s schools.
A teenager was shot and injured in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood, according to police. The incident is under investigation. No arrests have been made at this time. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Ald. Gilbert Villegas argues Chicago should not tax residents who place bets on sports online, citing concerns over fairness and economic impact. The proposal raises debates on city revenue and gambling regulation.
An investor has proposed a 19-story apartment tower for a South Loop site, aiming to boost housing options in the area. The development reflects growing interest in expanding residential capacity in Chicago’s South Loop.