Author: Isabella Rossi

The Chicago Bears will host their first-ever Celebrating Women and Girls in Sports Day and Media Career Expo at the 2025 Training Camp, spotlighting female athletes and media professionals. Details on the Bears’ official website.

Thousands of complaints remain unresolved following the sudden closure of the Chicago Office for Civil Rights. Community advocates urge swift action to address the backlog and ensure justice for affected residents.

Chicago Public Schools families welcomed the 2025-26 school year with excitement and hope. Students and staff returned to classrooms across the city, marking a fresh start filled with new opportunities and challenges.

Illinois Governor criticizes President Trump’s plan to deploy federal troops to Chicago, calling it an abuse of power. The move aims to tackle crime but faces strong opposition from local officials.

Crain’s Chicago Business highlights the 2025 notable leaders in philanthropy, spotlighting individuals driving impactful change through innovative giving and community-focused initiatives across Chicago and beyond.

The 2025 NASCAR Chicago Street Race promises high-speed thrills with top-tier drivers, a dynamic music lineup, and exclusive events. Fans can now secure tickets for this thrilling urban motorsport debut.

Chicago comes alive in June with top events ranging from vibrant music festivals and outdoor markets to cultural celebrations. Discover the best happenings in the city with Time Out Worldwide’s curated guide.

Former President Trump vows to tackle crime in Chicago, calling it the “most dangerous city” in the U.S. He promises a tough crackdown to restore safety and order, aiming to boost the city’s troubled reputation.

Bears training camp battles are intensifying at Halas Hall, with key players vying for starting roles. Coaches emphasize competition as the roster takes shape ahead of the regular season. Coverage continues on On Tap Sports Net.

Chicago honors Black History Month 2025 with diverse events and activities, including exhibitions, performances, and community gatherings. Reel Chicago highlights key celebrations across the city this February.

David Greising examines Chicago’s ongoing crime challenges amid calls for National Guard deployment. Despite efforts, violent crime remains a pressing issue, prompting debate over law enforcement strategies and community safety measures.

Chicago has launched Narcan Newsstands in Uptown to distribute opioid overdose reversal medication. This initiative aims to increase accessibility and combat the city’s rising opioid crisis. (WTTW News)

Theater highlights for summer 2025 include the vibrant new production ’42 Balloons’ at Navy Pier and the acclaimed Amy Morton returning to Steppenwolf, promising a dynamic season for Chicago audiences.

Chicago officials outline summer safety plans amid rising crime concerns. Strategies include increased patrols, community outreach, and youth programs to boost prevention efforts, as reported by FOX 32 Chicago.

The Chicago Bears hosted their inaugural Women in Sports Media Career Expo, aiming to empower and connect aspiring female professionals with industry leaders in sports journalism and media.

Horizon Science Academy McKinley Park High School, operated by Concept Schools, has officially opened in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood. The new charter school aims to provide quality STEM education to local students.

A man was critically wounded in a shooting Tuesday night in Calumet Heights on Chicago’s South Side. Police are investigating the incident and searching for suspects. No arrests have been made.

The Chicago Bears’ left tackle battle heats up as a new contender joins the fray just before the second preseason game, injecting fresh competition and reshaping the lineup race. Stay tuned for updates.

Trump’s EPA budget cuts targeting Chicago’s headquarters threaten local environmental oversight, raising concerns about public health and safety. Critics warn reduced enforcement could endanger communities nationwide.

Chicago’s violent crime rates are on a steady decline, yet Mayor Johnson remains largely unrecognized for the progress. Despite improved safety metrics, public perception and political credit lag behind the data, Axios reports.