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Chicago’s mayor condemned former President Trump’s threat to deploy the National Guard to the city, calling it “illegal and costly.” She emphasized local authority and criticized the move as politically motivated.
Linda Mensch, a prominent Chicago entertainment lawyer, was identified as the woman fatally struck in a hit-and-run in East Garfield Park, police confirmed. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Caleb Williams’ four-touchdown performance secures free hot dogs for Chicago fans, courtesy of On Tap Sports Net. The star quarterback’s stellar game sparked a city-wide celebration and tasty giveaway.
Chicago gears up for 2025 with 30+ must-see events, from electrifying concerts and cutting-edge exhibits to vibrant festivals. Discover the Windy City’s top cultural and entertainment highlights with Choose Chicago.
Opinion: River North stands as a vibrant, zombie-free zone, defying urban decay and maintaining its status as a thriving Chicago neighborhood, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
The Chicago Bears released their Week 1 injury report ahead of the Vikings matchup. Rookie linebacker Christopher Edwards is listed as doubtful, while running back D’Onta Johnson is questionable. Updates expected.
Chicago Public Schools require an additional $1.6 billion in state funding to deliver an adequate education, according to recent records reported by WBEZ Chicago. The gap highlights ongoing budget challenges.
The Chicago Bears used detailed scouting and intelligence to identify the Raiders’ long-snapper, helping them block a critical kick. This strategic move played a key role in the Bears’ wild, game-flipping victory.
Trade talks between the New York Jets and Chicago Bears are intensifying, with speculation mounting around a potential deal involving the Jets’ star running back. Sources say the RB could be a strong fit in Chicago’s offense.
Anthony Rizzo, longtime fan favorite and cornerstone of the Chicago Cubs, has officially retired from MLB. The three-time All-Star leaves behind a legacy of leadership and clutch performances.
Seven people were wounded in a shooting near Chicago Police Department Headquarters in the Bronzeville neighborhood. Authorities have launched an investigation, with no suspects yet in custody. CBS News will provide updates.
Ryan has been named to Crain’s Chicago Business Best Places to Work in Chicago 2025 list, highlighting the company’s commitment to employee satisfaction and a positive workplace culture.
A 31-year-old mother was tragically shot dead just minutes after dropping her young son off at school. Authorities are investigating the incident, emphasizing the urgent need for community safety measures.
Chicago supply chain startup Arvist has raised $4 million to enhance its technology aimed at preventing costly shipping errors. The funding will support product development and expand market reach, tackling inefficiencies in logistics.
Heat exhaustion and heatstroke risks soar at Chicago events this weekend amid soaring temperatures. Authorities urge attendees to stay hydrated and seek shade to prevent serious heat-related illnesses.
Chicago lights up December 2024 with festive markets, holiday concerts, and winter festivals. Discover top events in the city, from dazzling light shows to seasonal theater performances. Don’t miss out!
As Chicago Public Schools students return to class, experts highlight back-to-school anxiety in kids. Awareness and support are key to easing the transition and promoting mental well-being, ABC7 Chicago reports.
A free health care clinic in Chicago has relocated to protect undocumented patients from potential ICE enforcement ahead of an expected surge, ensuring continued access to vital medical services without fear.
Theaster Gates’s The Land School officially opens on September 14 in Chicago, marking a new chapter in urban renewal and arts education. The project blends community engagement with innovative design.