Author: Jackson Lee
Jackson Lee
A data journalist who uses numbers to tell compelling narratives.
The escalating feud between Donald Trump and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is intensifying political divisions, sparking fears it could ignite a major national crisis with widespread ramifications. More on CNN.
ChiTown Drive-In presents a special screening of the horror classic Friday the 13th this weekend. Fans can experience the iconic slasher under the stars, hosted by the Chicago Reader. Don’t miss this thrilling outdoor event!
A 14-year-old boy has been charged in a shooting that injured four teenagers in Chicago. Authorities continue their investigation into the incident, highlighting ongoing concerns about youth violence in the city.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker declared an agricultural export crisis in Illinois, signing an executive order to address supply chain disruptions and support farmers amid ongoing trade challenges.
In a recent opinion for Crain’s Chicago Business, experts argue civic duty should be integrated into business culture-not treated as an add-on-to foster genuine community impact and sustainable corporate responsibility.
Min Yoon’s solo performance “Dancing-Being-in-Time” captivates Chicago audiences with its blend of contemporary dance and meditative movement, exploring time and existence through powerful, expressive choreography.
Nucamp.co unveils the Top 10 Best Colleges in Chicago for Tech Enthusiasts in 2025. The list highlights institutions excelling in cutting-edge technology programs, innovation, and career prospects for aspiring tech professionals.
A suspect was killed after driving a car into ICE officers in a Chicago suburb, authorities report. The incident prompted an immediate law enforcement response and investigation. No officers were seriously injured.
Former President Donald Trump has designated New Orleans, not Chicago, as the next federal crime crackdown target. The move highlights shifting priorities in addressing urban crime hotspots, Axios reports.
Signature Bank has risen to No. 12 on Crain’s Chicago Business list of largest banks, reflecting strong growth and an expanding footprint in the competitive financial sector, according to Yahoo Finance.
French quantum tech firm Pasqal is set to open its US headquarters in Illinois, backed by a $65M investment. The move aims to bolster its presence in the growing American quantum computing market.
The Bears aim for victory against the Vikings with three key strategies: dominating defense, explosive offense, and disciplined special teams. Tune in to On Tap Sports Net for in-depth analysis and expert insights.
A University of Chicago expert on political violence warns that former President Trump’s actions are steering the US “down a dark road,” raising concerns about rising political instability and polarization, reports WTTW.
The crisis in higher education predates Trump’s presidency, rooted in longstanding issues like rising costs, administrative bloat, and academic stagnation.compactmag.com explores how these challenges have undermined universities over decades.
Chicago’s economy is witnessing a surge dubbed the “Pope economy,” driven by increased tourism, retail, and hospitality sectors. Businesses report a notable boost following the recent papal events in the city.
“Waiting To Learn: How Bilingual Education In Chicago Falls Short” exposes critical gaps in language support for students. The report reveals delays and inadequate resources hindering academic progress for English learners across the city.
A man has been charged following a South Side shooting that injured a woman, Chicago police reported. The incident remains under investigation, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.
A local advocate highlights Chicago’s top accessible spots for blind and visually impaired visitors, showcasing inclusive museums, tactile exhibits, and audio-guided tours that make the city welcoming for all.
A man was fatally stabbed following an argument in South Shore, Chicago, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as they search for suspects. No arrests have been made so far.
Rep. Darin LaHood has announced he will not run for Illinois governor, ending months of speculation. LaHood will instead focus on his role in Congress, leaving the GOP gubernatorial field open.