Michigan City’s downtown revival gains momentum with a new 12-story tower, signaling renewed economic growth and urban development. The centerpiece project aims to attract residents and businesses, boosting the local community.
Day: February 4, 2026
Greg Bovino and his Border Patrol agents are reportedly planning to leave Chicago as early as this week, sources tell WTTW News. The decision could impact ongoing enforcement operations in the city.
Illinois has joined the WHO Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network, becoming the first U.S. state to participate since the federal government withdrew. The move strengthens local disease surveillance and global cooperation.
Chicago faces a looming government shutdown as budget negotiations stall. With the deadline approaching, officials scramble to finalize funding to avoid citywide service disruptions.
WTTW News presents the 2024 Chicago Holiday Events Guide, highlighting must-see festivals, markets, and light displays across the city. Discover festive activities for all ages this holiday season in Chicago.
Illinois has surged from 47th to 18th place nationwide in public school funding, according to a new Chalkbeat report. The state’s increased investment marks a significant boost for education resources and equity.
A 16-year-old was among two people shot Thursday night in the Woodlawn neighborhood, Chicago police report. Both victims were taken to the hospital; the investigation is ongoing. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
The Bears have signed 14 players to futures contracts, securing talent for the upcoming season. This move highlights the team’s focus on building depth and developing potential key contributors. Details on On Tap Sports Net.
A three-way deal has saved an 1840s house in St. Charles from demolition. The collaboration between local preservationists, the city, and a private buyer secures the historic structure’s future, preserving a key piece of the town’s heritage.