Author: Isabella Rossi

Entertainment fans gathered this weekend at Chicago’s C2E2, celebrating comics, cosplay, and pop culture. The event featured celebrity panels, exclusive previews, and fan meetups, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts.

A local investor is spearheading a new retail development in Hawthorn Woods, aiming to boost the village’s commercial landscape. The project promises fresh shopping options and job growth, signaling economic vitality for the community.

Cardinal Cupich stated that Pope Leo XIV is poised to “complete and complement” the U.S. political agenda, highlighting the pontiff’s potential influence on social and moral issues amid ongoing national debates.

Following Trump’s election, the Chicago school board announced ICE agents will be barred from school grounds, aiming to protect immigrant students amid rising enforcement concerns.

A man was shot while inside a vehicle on 75th Street near Soul Veg City in Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident. No further details have been released.

Chicago sports teams have united for the eighth consecutive year to combat gun violence. This collaborative effort, highlighted by NHL.com, underscores the city’s commitment to safer communities through powerful outreach and events.

Jerry Butler, legendary soul singer known as the “Iceman,” has died at 85. Besides a celebrated music career, he was a longtime Cook County commissioner, blending artistry and public service in Chicago.

Chicago police report a string of armed robberies targeting South Side businesses. Authorities urge vigilance as investigations continue to apprehend the suspect involved in multiple incidents.

Michael Madigan, former Illinois House Speaker, was found guilty on 10 counts in a split verdict, NBC 5 Chicago reports. The charges highlight ongoing scrutiny of political corruption in Illinois.

Targeted immigration enforcement efforts are currently underway in Chicago, focusing on individuals with criminal records. Authorities aim to enhance public safety while navigating community concerns, CBS News reports.

Bulls president Michael Reinsdorf accused Comcast of acting in “bad faith” during negotiations over the Chicago Sports Network (CHSN), highlighting growing tensions in the ongoing dispute, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

The Chicago Board of Education has approved nearly $4 million in legal settlements, addressing multiple disputes involving staff and students, according to a report by Chalkbeat.

Chicago Bears’ star linebacker Caleb Williams is reportedly the next proposed extension candidate, signaling the team’s commitment to securing key defensive talent for the future, sources say.

Llovana Torres has been ordered detained after being charged in the Rogers Park stabbing that injured a 7-year-old boy on West Touhy Avenue, ABC7 Chicago reports. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.

In Chicago’s first-ever elected school board race, voters chose candidates focused on equity and student success. The new board aims to reshape district policies and improve educational outcomes starting 2024.

Four people were killed and 12 others injured in multiple shootings across Chicago over the Easter weekend, police confirmed. Authorities continue to investigate as the city reels from the surge in violence.

A 15-year-old girl was shot near a school on Chicago’s South Side, authorities report. The incident occurred in a busy area, prompting an active police investigation. No arrests have been made yet.

Beyond the 2024 DNC, Chicago’s political elite frequent a mix of iconic eateries and hidden gems. From classic steakhouses to vibrant ethnic spots, these venues offer a glimpse into the city’s diverse dining scene.

Discover top events in Chicago from Jan. 16-22 with The Mix by Chicago Sun-Times. From live music and theater to art exhibitions and food festivals, find your perfect winter activity in the Windy City.

Chicago’s shootings and homicides have dropped to their lowest levels since 2019, according to police data. Officials attribute the decline to targeted community efforts and increased law enforcement presence.