As the Congressional primary approaches, opponents raise concerns about Kat Abughazaleh’s past, challenging her record and experience. The race heats up ahead of key Illinois voting, NBC 5 Chicago reports.
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In 2026, Chicago recorded 99 homicides, marking a significant decline compared to previous years. This drop highlights ongoing efforts and challenges in addressing the city’s violent crime rates, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Public Schools has announced three finalists for the next CEO, each bringing distinct experience in education leadership. The decision aims to steer the district through ongoing challenges and reforms.
The Chicago Bears and Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly close to finalizing a trade for pass rusher Maxx Crosby. Sources say talks have advanced, with a deal potentially imminent to bolster both rosters.
Chicago sports fans had a thrilling night as Alex Bregman was traded to the Cubs, while the Bears secured a crucial playoff victory. A memorable evening marking a new chapter for the city’s teams.
February in Chicago comes alive with vibrant theater productions, dynamic dance performances, and immersive art exhibits. Discover the city’s top cultural highlights in Modern Luxury’s definitive event guide.
The FBI Chicago and ATF Chicago are seeking public assistance following assaults on federal officers and damage to government property. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information to aid ongoing investigations.
The University of Illinois Chicago has announced it will no longer consider race or gender in financial aid decisions and faculty hiring, marking a significant shift in its diversity policies, reports WBEZ Chicago.
The Chicago Bears’ future in the city remains uncertain amid ongoing stadium debates. With lease negotiations and potential relocation talks underway, fans and officials await updates on the team’s next move.
The Chicago Cubs’ greatest under-the-radar strength in 2026 lies in their revamped bullpen depth. Young arms and savvy veterans are quietly building a reliable relief corps crucial for playoff success.
A new exhibit at Chicago’s cultural center highlights the vital role of Mexican railroad workers in shaping the city’s history. The display features stories, artifacts, and photos honoring their enduring impact.
Chicago Convention Calendar by Choose Chicago highlights major events and conferences citywide, offering planners a comprehensive guide to booking and attending key gatherings in the Windy City throughout the year.
The Chicago Education Alliance aims to clarify pressing challenges facing Chicago Public Schools, focusing on transparency and collaborative solutions to improve education outcomes, as reported by WBEZ Chicago.
Chicago’s business activity has declined for the 23rd consecutive month, signaling ongoing economic challenges, according to Illinois Policy. Experts cite persistent uncertainty and slowing demand as key factors.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has chosen not to veto the city budget but is also withholding his signature, signaling cautious approval while expressing reservations about key provisions, NBC 5 Chicago reports.
A federal judge is reviewing the use of force by ICE agents during arrests in Chicago. The case raises questions about agency policies and detainee treatment amid growing scrutiny of immigration enforcement practices.
A 16-year-old was among two people shot Thursday night in the Woodlawn neighborhood, Chicago police report. Both victims were taken to the hospital; the investigation is ongoing. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Former Chicago schools CEO Paul Vallas urges urgent education reform to combat the city’s youth violence epidemic. He calls for increased funding and improved school safety measures to protect and empower students.
Chicago Sports Network reports significant growth and expanded reach in Comcast’s first year under its full pay-TV deal. The partnership boosts viewership and advertising revenue, reshaping the local sports media landscape.
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says all eyes will be on Iowa in 2026 as the state’s pivotal role in presidential primaries draws national attention. The Des Moines Register reports heightened political focus ahead.