Author: Miles Cooper
Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. faces an uncertain future with limited opportunities as the team shifts focus. What’s next for the young star remains unclear, sparking questions about his role moving forward.
Sky’s surprising loss to the Aces stunned fans. Key reasons include unforced errors, strategic missteps, and the Aces’ sharp defense. This upset reshapes the season’s outlook, highlighting fierce competition ahead.
Former President Donald Trump announced plans to address rising crime in Chicago, highlighting the city as his next focus. He emphasized law enforcement support and tougher policies to curb violence, as reported by UPI.
A City Journal article warns New York against repeating Chicago’s education missteps, highlighting the need for reforms that prioritize student outcomes, accountability, and resource allocation to avoid systemic failure.
At least four people were killed and 14 others wounded in a mass shooting in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, officials confirmed. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and search for suspects.
Key Chicago political storylines to watch in 2025 include mayoral leadership shifts, budget battles, and policing reforms. Axios highlights these issues as critical to the city’s direction in the coming year.
Chicago Bears coach announced most starters, including Caleb Williams, will sit out the preseason opener. The move aims to protect key players and evaluate depth ahead of the regular season kickoff.
Chicago politics has long grappled with nepotism, where family ties influenced appointments and power. From early 20th-century bosses to modern city halls, this practice shaped leadership and sparked ongoing debates about fairness and reform.
ICYMI: DNC Chair Ken Martin joined Texas and Illinois Democrats in Chicago to combat efforts by Trump and Republicans to rig congressional maps, vowing to protect fair representation ahead of upcoming elections.
The historic Congress Theater in Chicago will receive additional city funding to kick off an $88 million renovation this March. The project aims to restore the decaying venue and revitalize the local community.
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.