Author: Jackson Lee

The new CHSN-Comcast deal cuts over-the-air TV access for many Chicago sports fans, sparking frustration over limited viewing options and increased costs. Fans call for better affordability and accessibility.

Amid ongoing controversy, questions arise about when the National Guard is deployed and who authorizes it. Typically, governors request deployment, but federal intervention can occur in certain situations.

The Chicago Cubs are projected to have only one starter on the National League All-Star team, according to Sports Illustrated. Despite a competitive roster, they trail behind other NL contenders in fan and analyst voting.

Chicago sports teams are at a crossroads with stadium futures. From renovation talks to new builds, plans are evolving amid fan and city interest. NBC 5 Chicago reports on the latest developments shaping the city’s iconic venues.

Predicting Chicago Bears’ first-time Pro Bowlers for 2025, Sports Illustrated highlights rising stars poised to break out. Key contenders include young talents showing promise on both offense and defense.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams is facing a “concerning” issue at minicamp, sources say. Details remain unclear, raising questions about the rookie’s readiness as the team prepares for the season. More updates expected.

Pope Leo is set to hold a mass in Chicago, sparking online buzz as some interpret the event as a “top tier” troll aimed at former President Trump. The religious visit has unexpectedly stirred political chatter.

A 13-year-old boy was fatally shot in Joliet, Illinois. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No arrests have been made at this time. The community mourns the tragic loss.

Illinois faces a deepening culture of corruption as dishonest politicians exploit public office for personal gain. This ongoing misconduct undermines trust and tarnishes the integrity of government service statewide.

Students and women in trades are calling for expanded Career and Technical Education programs to boost skills training and career opportunities. Advocates say CTE is key to addressing workforce gaps and promoting gender diversity.

Fashion brand L’Agence is set to open a new boutique on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, marking its first standalone store in the city. The move signals growth for the label in a prime retail district.

President Donald Trump has commuted the federal sentence of Larry Hoover, the founder of the Gangster Disciples and former Chicago gang leader, reducing his time behind bars, ABC7 Chicago reports.

An 8-year-old boy was killed and a 5-year-old boy injured in a shooting in Chicago’s Grand Crossing neighborhood, officials report. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community mourns.

Illinois lawmakers face scrutiny as Crain’s Chicago Business highlights their ties to hidden interests. The article exposes which powerful groups quietly fund politicians, raising questions about transparency and influence.

Pope Leo XIV, born Chicago native Robert Prevost, marks a historic chapter for the city. This article explores his early life, rise in the Church, and the impact of his papacy on global Catholicism.

Renowned architect David Rockwell is set to unveil a $50 million Magic Theater in Chicago, slated to open in 2026. The state-of-the-art venue promises to redefine immersive theater experiences.

Devon Morales, principal of Clemente High School, has been appointed as Chicago Public Schools’ new sports director. Morales will oversee athletic programs across the district, aiming to enhance student-athlete experiences.

Chicago police warn of a surge in vehicle break-ins at 15 locations across O’Hare, Oriole Park, and Norwood Park. Authorities urge residents to secure their property as investigations continue.

Data analysis reveals Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese lags behind Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark in WNBA value metrics. The findings highlight significant gaps as Reese continues to develop her pro impact.

Violent crime in Chicago is on the decline, signaling progress in public safety efforts. However, funding for crime prevention programs is also decreasing, raising concerns about sustaining long-term gains, officials say.