Author: Miles Cooper
Starting in October, Comcast will move Chicago Cubs and Marquee Sports Network to a higher-priced tier, affecting subscribers’ bills and access. Fans should prepare for potential changes in their cable packages.
Chicago honors Haitian American Heritage Month with vibrant events, cultural exhibits, and community gatherings. Celebrate the rich heritage and contributions of Haitian Americans across the city this October. #ChooseChicago
Chicago honors Black History Month with vibrant events, tours, and museum exhibits. Choose Chicago highlights cultural landmarks, performances, and community activities to celebrate the city’s rich African American heritage.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s tenure at midpoint reveals a turbulent journey, marked by ongoing crises and bold efforts to disrupt the status quo, as reported by WTTW. Challenges persist amid transformative ambitions.
A Chicago man charged with murdering two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C., told police, “I did it for Palestine,” according to court records. The incident has heightened security concerns in the capital.
Chicago’s recent drop in murders reflects a broader trend seen in many major U.S. cities, according to a leading crime data analyst. The decline signals shifting dynamics in urban crime patterns, WBEZ Chicago reports.
Five WNBA players have donned jerseys for both the Chicago Sky and Atlanta Dream, showcasing their versatility and impact in the league. This exclusive list highlights their careers and key moments with each team.
Two major Latino theater events in Chicago have paused amid financial and organizational challenges. The community now faces uncertainty as questions arise about the future stability of these cultural fixtures.
Navigating the IEP process in Chicago Public Schools can be complex for families. This guide offers clear steps and resources to help parents advocate effectively for their child’s special education needs.
Chicago’s first new medical school in nearly a century aims to address the city’s growing physician shortage. The school focuses on training diverse doctors to serve underserved communities, officials say.
Chicago Cubs’ unsung pitcher has earned a spot alongside the team’s superstar duo in the MLB All-Star Game. This unexpected selection highlights his breakthrough season and rising impact on the mound.
Chicago Sky star, currently on temporary leave, made headlines Monday amid unexpected developments. Details remain limited as the WNBA team and representatives have yet to comment. Stay tuned for updates.
Chicago’s recent surge in robberies has sharply declined, according to WBEZ Chicago. Authorities report improved community policing and targeted strategies as key factors in curbing the spike, signaling a hopeful trend.
Chicago Sports Network has launched a new streaming service, offering fans exclusive access to Chicago Blackhawks games and content. The platform aims to enhance the viewing experience with live coverage and on-demand features.
The Chicago Cubs have suffered a setback with key players sidelined due to injuries, sources report. The team now faces an uphill battle as the season progresses, raising concerns about their playoff hopes.
Two veteran retail brokers have left JLL to join Newmark, marking a significant shift in Chicago’s commercial real estate scene. Their move underscores growing competition among top brokerage firms.
CHSN has finalized a deal with Comcast, ending a prolonged broadcast dispute involving the Chicago Bulls, Blackhawks, and White Sox. Fans can now expect seamless coverage of their favorite teams moving forward.
DuPage County’s top private schools for 2025 have been revealed, highlighting institutions that excel in academics, extracurriculars, and community engagement. Chicago Parent’s latest ranking guides families in educational choices.
Chicago is preparing for large anti-ICE protests, Mayor Johnson announced, condemning Trump as a ‘tyrant.’ The city plans increased security amid growing demonstrations against immigration policies. (WTTW News)
City Colleges of Chicago has launched the Education Workforce Center at Truman College, a first in the city. The center aims to support education professionals with specialized training and resources.