Author: Isabella Rossi
Isabella Rossi
A foreign correspondent with a knack for uncovering hidden stories.
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.
A man was fatally shot Thursday in the Lawndale neighborhood on Chicago’s West Side. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident. No arrests have been made at this time.
The Chicago Cubs face a crucial matchup today, August 6, 2025. Check out the confirmed lineup, game preview, and details on how to watch and live stream this exciting National League contest.
Local quantum technology leaders are urging Congress to sustain funding, calling it a “defining moment” for innovation. Continued investment is seen as crucial to maintaining U.S. leadership in this emerging field.
Illinois is set to revamp evaluations for teachers and school administrators, introducing new criteria aimed at improving accountability and support. The changes seek to better reflect student growth and educator performance.
Four people were killed and 14 wounded in a mass shooting outside Artis Restaurant and Lounge in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, CBS News reports. Authorities continue investigating the incident.
The “Man in Bean” protest at Chicago’s iconic Cloud Gate sculpture has triggered a surge of calls to local politicians, reflecting growing public concern over the demonstration’s impact on city tourism and security.
Econic Partners has expanded to Chicago, securing office space in the iconic Diamond building. This move marks a significant step in the firm’s growth strategy, enhancing its presence in the Midwest market.
The Chicago Police Department issued an alert after employees were robbed at gunpoint at multiple Albany Park stores on Kimball Avenue and Irving Park Road. Authorities urge vigilance as investigations continue.
A Chicago teen has been charged as a serial murderer in connection with six killings. Authorities describe the case as “difficult to comprehend” due to the youth of the suspect and the brutality of the crimes.
Immigration agents detained a Chicago man during a school drop-off, officials confirmed. The incident has raised concerns among community members and sparked calls for clarity on enforcement actions near schools.
Chicago recorded 230 homicides in 2025, marking a notable shift compared to previous years. The latest figures reflect ongoing challenges in the city’s efforts to curb violent crime, according to the Chicago Tribune.
The first Black woman U.S. Senator reflects on her groundbreaking political journey in a new memoir. NPR highlights her challenges, achievements, and lasting impact on American politics.
Former Chicago radio host Harry Teinowitz, renowned as a “man of the people,” has died at 64. Known for his authentic voice and deep community ties, Teinowitz left a lasting impact on local sports radio.
Chicago intensifies support for Black-owned businesses amid nationwide corporate rollbacks of DEI programs. Local initiatives aim to sustain economic equity and community growth, reinforcing long-term inclusion efforts.
At least seven people were seriously injured in a mass shooting Wednesday night in the 4800-block of South Justine Street, Chicago police confirmed. Authorities continue investigating the incident in Back of the Yards.
Rep. Jan Schakowsky announced she will not seek reelection to Congress but pledged to remain “always an activist.” The longtime Chicago Democrat emphasized her ongoing commitment to advocacy beyond public office.