A drive-by shooting during a large gathering near St. Sabina Church injured seven teens, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made so far.
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A fan has been banned indefinitely from all MLB stadiums following inappropriate comments directed at a player. The league condemns such behavior, emphasizing respect and sportsmanship for all attendees.
Illinois’ FY 2026 budget includes increased funding for K-12 schools, aiming to boost classroom resources, support special education, and enhance teacher salaries. The plan reflects the state’s commitment to education amid fiscal challenges.
An Afghan immigrant in Chicago has found success selling premium saffron sourced directly from Afghanistan. His business bridges cultures while supporting local farmers back home, highlighting immigrant entrepreneurship in the U.S. market.
The Chicago Bulls are facing criticism after a disappointing trade haul following the Lonzo Ball deal. Fans and analysts question the value received, sparking debate over the team’s future direction.
A man was fatally shot inside a West Side Chicago grocery store Tuesday night, police confirmed. Authorities have identified the victim and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
FOX Sports, featured in Sports Illustrated, sums up the Chicago Bears’ offseason with one powerful word: “Rebuild.” As the team focuses on key roster changes, hopes rise for a stronger future.
“Zero Day,” a gripping political thriller on Netflix, eerily mirrors today’s global tensions. The Chicago Sun-Times highlights its timely themes of cyber warfare and power struggles, making the series a must-watch amid current events.
From Feb. 14-20, explore the Chicago Auto Show’s latest models, experience the Joffrey Ballet’s stunning performances, and enjoy a range of events around town. Stay tuned to Daily Herald for full details.
In a bid to attract new diners, Chicago chefs are partnering with local casinos, blending gourmet cuisine with gaming. This trend aims to boost business amid changing customer habits and economic challenges.
Growth-minded leaders in Chicago are embracing innovation, sustainability, and tech-driven strategies to drive business success in 2025. Their focus on agility and community impact is reshaping the city’s economic future.
CM Punk joined the “No Kings” rally in Chicago, standing alongside AFT and CTU leaders to advocate for workers’ rights. The event highlighted solidarity between wrestling and union communities.
A virtual meeting will be held to search for an interim CEO to replace Pedro Martinez as head of Chicago Public Schools, ABC7 Chicago reports. The session aims to address leadership gaps amid ongoing challenges.
Chicago offers vibrant spots to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with hearty fare and festive drinks. From classic Irish pubs to trendy gastropubs, Find top picks for dining and drinking in the city on Choose Chicago.
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.