Chicago police are actively searching for a suspect linked to multiple attempted sexual assaults in the Logan Square neighborhood. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as investigations continue.
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Retail vacancy in Chicago’s Loop has declined for the second consecutive year, signaling a strengthening market. Experts attribute the drop to rising demand from both national retailers and local businesses.
Approximately 500 National Guard troops have arrived in the Chicago area despite opposition from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker. The deployment aims to address ongoing unrest and bolster local law enforcement efforts, NBC News reports.
A Chicago woman shot by Border Patrol agents has petitioned a judge to release evidence related to the incident, seeking transparency and accountability in the ongoing investigation. More on chicago.suntimes.com.
Chicago’s winter scene comes alive with festive events and activities. From ice skating at Millennium Park to holiday markets and cozy dining, explore top picks to make the most of the season in the Windy City.
Chicago-area college students rally to condemn political violence following the fatal shooting of activist Charlie Kirk. Demonstrators urge unity and peaceful dialogue to prevent further tragedies. (wbez.org)
Online sports betting in Chicago faces a potential shutdown starting Jan. 1 as a legal battle intensifies over licensing and regulatory issues, casting uncertainty over the city’s thriving betting market.
A shooting in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood killed Marcos Almeida on the 6700-block of South Jeffery Boulevard. This marks the city’s first known homicide of 2026, according to police. Investigation ongoing.
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Chicago Public Schools has launched dual language and world language programs at six additional schools, expanding opportunities for multilingual education and cultural fluency citywide.
Charlie Kirk is remembered in Chicagoland for inspiring young people to engage in politics. His efforts energized a new generation of activists, leaving a lasting impact on the region’s political landscape.
As the Rams prepare to face the Bears, weather forecasts predict severe conditions that could impact gameplay. Sources reveal both teams are strategizing to tackle the looming weather challenge, says USA Today.
Starting a healthier sports diet in 2026 is more accessible than ever, with expert tips and affordable options making nutrition improvements achievable for athletes at all levels, reports the Chicago Tribune.
Hyde Park police are investigating five business burglaries on 55th and 56th streets, all reported the same morning. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking witnesses. No arrests have been made.
On Dec. 3, 2025, WTTW airs a full show featuring in-depth news, cultural segments, and special interviews. Viewers can expect comprehensive coverage and engaging stories from the Chicago area and beyond.
James Beard-winning chefs behind Parachute and Anelya plan to open a new restaurant in Evanston, signaling a culinary expansion into Chicago’s northern suburbs, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
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A Chicago private school has reintroduced the Nazi-era marching song “Erika,” sparking controversy. The song, associated with Nazi Germany, raises concerns over historical sensitivity and appropriateness in education.
State Rep. Kelly Welch says the Chicago Bears’ stadium bid clashes with Springfield’s affordability agenda, raising concerns over potential budget strains and missed priorities, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.