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The Chicago Cubs are reportedly eyeing a $160 million deal for a ground ball specialist, reigniting talks of bolstering their infield defense. The potential signing signals the team’s commitment to strengthening its roster.
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling addressed rising CTA crime, the tragic death of Officer Krystal Rivera, and the “Midway Blitz” initiative in a comprehensive year-in-review report.
The Supreme Court blocked former President Trump’s attempt to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, ruling against his effort to send federal troops to address city crime, marking a significant legal setback.
$50,000 Illinois Powerball tickets have been sold in Chicago suburbs, NBC 5 Chicago reports. Winners are urged to check their numbers and claim prizes at authorized retailers. Officials remind players to play responsibly.
Federal workers in Chicago report emotional exhaustion amid ongoing government shutdown and a year of uncertainty. Many face financial strain and rising stress as the impasse drags on, impacting daily lives and morale.
On a freezing night in Chicago, the Green Bay Packers faced an unusual challenge as their sideline heaters mysteriously failed during their loss to the Bears, adding to the team’s struggles in frigid conditions.
The Northern Lights dazzled over Chicago Tuesday night, drawing crowds to witness the rare display. Experts say another possible show could light up the skies Wednesday, weather permitting. Stay tuned for updates.
A sustainable real estate investor has made its first acquisition of industrial properties in the Chicago area, marking a strategic move to expand eco-friendly assets in the region’s growing market.
Chicago Public Schools reportedly spent millions on travel expenses as many students continue to struggle with reading at grade level, raising concerns over budget priorities and student support. Fox News reports.
A 14-year-old boy was shot in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood, authorities report. The incident is under investigation, with police seeking witnesses to help identify suspects. No further details have been released.
Armed federal agents in tactical gear have intensified patrols in downtown Chicago amid a mounting immigration crackdown. The heightened security presence aims to enforce federal immigration laws and deter undocumented activity.
Police are searching for a suspect following a shooting at Scene75 Entertainment Center in Romeoville. Two individuals were shot and are receiving medical treatment. Authorities continue to investigate.
Experts weigh in ahead of Week 12’s Bears vs. Steelers clash, offering their top picks and insights. With both teams battling for playoff positioning, these predictions highlight key player performances and game-changing moments.
National Endowment for the Arts grant cancellations have struck key Chicago cultural events, jeopardizing funding for major festivals and arts organizations, raising concerns about the future of the city’s vibrant arts scene.
School attendance in Chicago has declined amid rising fears of ICE enforcement. Families are reportedly avoiding schools to protect children from potential immigration raids, raising concerns about education access and community safety.
Nursing schools across the U.S. are raising concerns as new federal restrictions on student loan access threaten enrollment and workforce growth, potentially worsening the national nursing shortage, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Chicago Public Schools and Ingenuity unveil a bold new arts education initiative aimed at boosting creativity and access for students citywide. The plan promises enhanced programs, resources, and partnerships to enrich learning through the arts.
Chicago experienced its least violent Fourth of July in at least six years, with significantly fewer shootings and homicides reported. Authorities credited increased patrols and community efforts for the drop.
Troops have arrived at the Broadview ICE facility as a judge prepares to rule on the National Guard’s deployment. The decision could impact security measures at the center, NBC 5 Chicago reports.