Former President Donald Trump has once again threatened to deploy federal troops to Chicago for immigration enforcement, citing rising crime and immigration issues, CBS News reports. The proposal has sparked sharp debate.
Month: January 2026
Chicago-area college students rally to condemn political violence following the fatal shooting of activist Charlie Kirk. Demonstrators urge unity and peaceful dialogue to prevent further tragedies. (wbez.org)
Spring break in Chicago offers families a vibrant mix of cultural attractions, outdoor activities, and kid-friendly events. Discover top spots and tips for an unforgettable getaway at choosechicago.com.
Chicago Public Schools could raise $125,000 by selling three vacant former school buildings, aiming to boost district funds and repurpose unused properties, officials announced.
Two shootings in Chicago’s Loop left 1 dead and 8 teens injured, police report. Chicago Police Department is investigating the incidents as the community reels from the violence. More details at fox32chicago.com.
Online sports betting in Chicago faces a potential shutdown starting Jan. 1 as a legal battle intensifies over licensing and regulatory issues, casting uncertainty over the city’s thriving betting market.
The “Pope economy” is booming in Chicago as businesses and tourism surge following Pope Francis’s visit. Local shops, hotels, and services report increased revenue, highlighting the event’s strong economic impact on the city.
Illinois Playbook by Politico delivers daily insights and analysis on Illinois politics, policy, and power players. It’s essential reading for staying ahead in the state’s fast-changing political landscape.
Gregory Bovino and several Border Patrol agents are reportedly planning to leave the Chicago area, according to sources. The move raises questions about local immigration enforcement and community impact. CBS News will provide updates.
Paul Lisnek discusses the ongoing government shutdown, the role of ICE agents in Chicago, and related political issues in an exclusive interview on wgntv.com. Stay informed with the latest updates.
ChicagoParent.com highlights top kid-friendly activities to add to your 2025 bucket list. From interactive museums to scenic parks, discover family favorites that promise fun and adventure for all ages in the Windy City.
Chicago Board of Education members discussed the CPS budget proposal amid a $734 million shortfall, debating strategies to address the funding gap and its impact on students and programs.
The US is on track to record the largest one-year drop in homicides ever by the end of 2025, experts say. This significant decline marks a major shift in crime trends nationwide.
Ryan Poles, Chicago Bears GM, emphasizes the need for a stronger offensive line next season. He believes this critical change will boost the team’s performance and protect key players, aiming for a playoff push.
Chicago’s decision to eliminate the tip credit has sparked debate among business owners and workers. Critics argue it may increase labor costs and reduce job opportunities in the hospitality sector, impacting the local economy.
Trump’s immigration raids persist through Halloween in Chicago and Los Angeles, targeting undocumented communities amid heightened enforcement. The operations have sparked protests and raised concerns over civil rights and local resources.
The Chicago Bears’ 2025 NFL draft class shows promise with key picks addressing critical needs. Experts weigh in on the impact and potential of the new talent shaping the team’s future.
Former President Donald Trump declared that Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson “should be in jail,” criticizing their handling of the state and city. The remarks were made during a recent rally, drawing sharp reactions.
Chicago offers a unique mix this season: music performances by Shaquille O’Neal and Anthony Rapp, thrilling bull riding events, and festive holiday craft fairs. Discover diverse entertainment options across the city.
Chicago City Day School uniquely integrates rigorous academics with social-emotional learning, fostering well-rounded students ready to thrive both intellectually and emotionally, according to chicagoparent.com.