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The Chicago Police Department has issued an alert following a series of armed robberies at the North Side CTA Red Line platform near North and Clybourn Avenues. Authorities urge commuters to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
An Afghan immigrant in Chicago has found success by importing and selling premium saffron from his homeland. His business bridges cultures while introducing Americans to a prized Afghan spice.
Humboldt Park officials say federal agents recently targeted a Puerto Rican museum, raising concerns over security and the safety of upcoming community events. Authorities urge vigilance as investigations continue.
A US man convicted of murdering a Palestinian-American boy in a hate crime has died in jail, authorities confirmed. The case drew widespread attention to rising hate-related violence.
Chicago Bears training camp Day 2 highlighted standout performances as key players showcased their skills. Fresh talent and veterans alike impressed coaches, setting a competitive tone for the upcoming season. (232 characters)
The Chicago Bears’ offensive line has shown marked improvement this season, sparking debate on whether they rank among the NFL’s top 5 units. On Tap Sports Net analyzes key stats and expert opinions in this report.
Chicago is set to launch a $1 billion quantum computer by 2028, Bloomberg reports. The cutting-edge project aims to position the city as a leader in quantum technology and advanced computing.
The Golden State Warriors have reportedly shown no interest in acquiring the 2x All-Star center, according to a Sports Illustrated report. The team appears focused on other roster options moving forward.
Chicago Public Schools’ second-in-command will depart in June, shortly after CPS CEO announced their exit. The leadership changes signal a major shift for the district’s administration, impacting future policies and operations.
Meet Chicago’s last bike messengers, who navigate the city’s streets against all odds. Battling traffic, weather, and digital disruption, they rely on grit and skill to keep the tradition alive.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business London Campus offers a dynamic hub for executive education and MBA programs, blending rigorous academics with access to Europe’s financial and commercial centers.
Christopher DiBenedetto finished 28th in the Chicago race, facing challenges on the track. Despite a solid effort, he struggled to gain ground in a highly competitive field. Full coverage at TheUnion.com.
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese has been named the cover athlete for WNBA 2K26, Sports Illustrated reports. The rising star’s selection highlights her impact on and off the court as the league’s new face.
Chicago is gearing up for Halloween with over 25 spellbinding events across the city. From haunted tours to eerie festivals, Secret Chicago highlights must-visit spooky experiences for thrill-seekers this season.
Chicago is set to host top business conferences in 2024, featuring industry leaders and innovative sessions. The American Council on Education highlights can’t-miss events driving growth and collaboration across sectors.
Chicago Public Schools has named Macquline King, a City Hall advisor and former principal, as interim CEO. King steps in amid leadership changes, tasked with guiding the district during the transition period, Chalkbeat reports.
Pope Francis delivered a powerful message of hope and unity at Chicago’s White Sox park, the site of the historic “House that Leo built.” His visit inspired thousands, emphasizing compassion amid global challenges.
Discover fun classes and workshops across Chicago this season, from cooking to art and dance. Choose Chicago highlights unique experiences for all ages, making the city a hub of creativity and learning.
With 41 entries vying, one driver will fail to qualify for the NASCAR Cup race in Chicago. The high entry count sets the stage for intense competition as teams battle for a coveted spot on race day.
The future of manufacturing lies in Chicago, but success depends on collaboration among businesses, government, and workforce development. Building this together can revitalize the industry and drive economic growth, says Crain’s Chicago Business.