Author: Charlotte Adams

Over the July 4th weekend in Chicago, police reported at least 45 people shot and 4 killed. The surge in violence has raised concerns about public safety as authorities continue investigations.

Chicago has reported a 33% decrease in homicides through the first half of 2025, according to FOX 32 Chicago. The significant drop highlights ongoing efforts to improve city safety and reduce violent crime.

Chicago recorded 232 homicides in 2025, marking a slight decrease from previous years. The city’s ongoing efforts to curb violence show mixed results amid shifting crime patterns, raising questions about future strategies.

Crain’s Chicago Business has announced its annual “Best Places to Work” list, highlighting top companies in the region known for exceptional employee satisfaction, benefits, and workplace culture.

Two Chicago hospitals have been ranked among the nation’s top 20 in the latest annual report, highlighting the city’s growing reputation for excellence in healthcare, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.

Chicago schools chief is a finalist for Massachusetts’ top education post, signaling a potential leadership shift from the Midwest to the East Coast. The decision could impact education policy in both regions.

A suburban shopping center will be reimagined into a vibrant dining and entertainment district, aiming to revitalize the area and attract visitors with new restaurants, bars, and cultural venues.

Bears WR Luther Burden III was absent from the first day of training camp, surprising fans after his recent social media buzz. The team has yet to comment on his status or expected return.

Chicago’s top power dining destinations unveiled: seven premier spots perfect for breakfast meetings, client lunches, and after-work cocktails, blending ambiance and business in the city’s vibrant culinary scene.

As the DNC unfolds in a transformed venue, a historian reveals how the iconic stadium evolved from a sports arena into a modern public square, reflecting shifts in urban design and civic engagement.

Four people, including a pregnant mother and her 5-year-old son, died in a Chicago West Side fire. Authorities are investigating the blaze as a possible arson. The tragic incident has prompted a thorough inquiry.

Former President Donald Trump’s immigration policies remain a political flashpoint, drawing criticism and support as debates over border security and reform intensify ahead of upcoming elections, NPR reports.

The U.S. Education Department has launched an investigation into Chicago Public Schools, probing alleged violations of federal education laws. Officials aim to ensure compliance and protect student rights.

At least 34 people have been shot in Chicago since Thursday, highlighting a surge in gun violence across the city. Authorities continue to investigate multiple incidents as communities express growing concern.

Chicago families can enjoy festive fun this holiday season with “Christmas Vacation in Chicago: 19 Staycation Ideas for Things To Do With Kids” by Mommy Poppins, featuring activities that bring the magic of the holidays close to home.

Chicago Sports Network drops over-the-air broadcast but expands its presence on Comcast cable, reaching more viewers through enhanced cable distribution. Industry insiders now speculate on the network’s next strategic moves.

A drive-by shooting outside a Chicago restaurant after a party killed 4 people and wounded 14 others. Authorities are investigating the incident as police increase patrols in the area. No arrests have been made.

Chicitysports.com honors Chicago’s greatest athletes, celebrating iconic figures who shaped the city’s rich sports legacy. From baseball to basketball, their achievements continue to inspire fans across generations.

Over Memorial Day weekend, Chicago police reported 24 people shot and 3 killed, highlighting ongoing violence in the city. Authorities continue investigations as community leaders call for increased safety measures.

Amid the Kyle Tucker decision, the futures of five Chicago Cubs players with the team are uncertain. Management’s move signals potential roster shake-ups as the Cubs weigh their competitive direction.