Author: Ava Thompson

Chicago police are seeking 14 suspects involved in the beating and robbery of a couple on a CTA Red Line train in downtown’s Printer’s Row. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. Investigation ongoing.

This weekend (July 18-20), Chicago offers family fun with outdoor concerts at Millennium Park, interactive exhibits at the Museum of Science and Industry, and splash pads opening in local parks-perfect for kids to enjoy summer.

The Chicago Bears finalized their 2025 NFL draft with key selections aimed at rebuilding their roster. USA Today grades each pick, highlighting strengths and potential impact on the team’s future.

Former President Trump commuted the sentence of Larry Hoover Sr., founder of a Chicago gang, following lobbying efforts by rapper Ye. The move sparked debate over criminal justice and public safety.

Chicago Public Schools’ Black Student Success Plan is under investigation amid concerns over its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) components. Critics question the plan’s impact and transparency, sparking heated debate.

Homeland Security agents swarmed the parking lot of Chicago’s National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture Tuesday, prompting an emergency response and heightened security at the cultural landmark. Authorities have not released details.

White Sox, Blackhawks, and Bulls games will air on Xfinity in the Chicago area under a new broadcasting deal. This agreement expands local sports coverage, providing fans greater access to live games.

Pope Leo XIV inspires hope for Chicago sports fans and the Knicks, highlighting shared Villanova ties. His visit sparks optimism, bridging faith and fandom in a unique crossover of sports and spirituality.

Michael Jordan’s former Chicago mansion, a dream destination for basketball fans, is now available on Airbnb. This rare listing offers a unique chance to stay in the iconic NBA legend’s historic home.

Security.org’s latest report reveals the U.S. cities with the highest crime rates, highlighting key factors driving danger in urban areas. The ranking aims to inform residents and policymakers on improving safety nationwide.

Chicago’s Theater District boasts a vibrant dining scene. “The 17 Best Restaurants In Chicago’s Theater District” by The Infatuation highlights top spots offering diverse cuisine, perfect for pre- or post-show meals.

Former President Donald Trump visited Chicago, calling “tariff” the “world’s most beautiful word” and describing the January 6 Capitol attack as an event of “love and peace,” remarks that sparked significant controversy.

Pope Leo’s Chicago celebration will take place on June 15, starting at 10 a.m. Fans can watch live on USA Today’s website and social media channels. Stay tuned for updates and special coverage throughout the event.

A Chicago man has been charged with murder following a shooting at a South Side gas station, FOX 32 Chicago reports. Authorities continue to investigate the incident as the community reels from the violence.

US unemployment ticked down slightly, maintaining historically low levels, reflecting continued strength in the labor market. Experts see this as a positive sign for economic stability and job growth. – FOX40

U.S. Marshals have captured a suspect wanted in connection with a crime in Chicago. The arrest took place in Memphis, marking the end of a multi-state manhunt, officials report. Authorities continue to investigate.

The Premier League Summer Series is set to ignite Chicago this July, bringing top-flight English football action to the city. Choose Chicago highlights the event as a major boost for local sports fans and tourism.

University of Chicago President highlights a “crisis of trust” in higher education, citing growing skepticism among students, parents, and policymakers. The institution urges renewed efforts to restore confidence in academia.

The Chicago Sports Network is set to debut on Comcast cable this Friday, expanding Audacy’s regional sports coverage. Fans can expect extensive local sports content and live broadcasts through the new partnership.

The Big Rolling Meadows apartment complex is officially on the market, attracting interest from major real estate investors. Crain’s Chicago Business reports this move could signal shifts in the suburban rental landscape.