Author: Mia Garcia

Devon Morales, principal of Clemente High School, has been named the new sports director for Chicago Public Schools. Morales will oversee athletic programs, aiming to enhance student engagement and sports performance across the district.

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago, challenging their immigrant sanctuary policies. The suit claims these policies hinder federal immigration enforcement efforts.

Chicago Public Schools students return to classrooms Monday, Aug. 26, marking the start of the 2024-2025 academic year. Officials emphasize a focus on learning recovery and student well-being.

Chicago Tribune’s John Vallas outlines 10 key facts about the current crime landscape in Chicago, highlighting trends, law enforcement challenges, and community responses shaping the city’s safety efforts today.

The new 21-member Chicago Board of Education has been announced, featuring diverse voices from education, community leaders, and industry experts. Their focus: improving schools and equity citywide.

A travel executive has purchased a rehabbed 19th-century Gold Coast mansion for $6.75 million, marking a significant residential sale in Chicago’s historic district, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.

A Chicago play exploring women in politics gains new urgency post-Trump win. The production’s portrayal of power and gender dynamics resonates differently amid shifting political landscapes.

The Chicago Police Department has launched a new Crime Video Archives, offering public access to footage from key investigations. This initiative aims to increase transparency and aid ongoing crime prevention efforts.

Unexpected Chicago Cubs Player Earns April MLB All-Star Recognition In an unforeseen development early in the Major League Baseball season, a well-respected MLB insider has spotlighted a lesser-known Chicago Cubs player as one of April’s top performers, according to Sports Illustrated. This revelation has surprised both fans and experts, drawing attention to a player who has quietly delivered outstanding results throughout the month. His impressive contributions not only highlight his individual talent but also hint at evolving strategies and lineup adjustments for the Cubs as the season unfolds. This player’s April statistics showcase his significant offensive impact: Batting Average: .348…

Chicago Cubs’ top prospect heats up at Triple-A, posting impressive stats that signal an imminent MLB return. Fans eagerly await the young star’s impact as the Cubs push for postseason success.

As May Day approaches, activists from every continent are gearing up to flood urban centers with demonstrations advocating for labor rights, social equity, and environmental responsibility. From bustling European capitals to major Asian cities, grassroots coalitions have synchronized their efforts to stage marches, sit-ins, and cultural gatherings that emphasize the urgent need to address economic disparities and reform labor policies. These actions come amid ongoing struggles to recover from the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, with unions and community organizations joining forces to ensure a broad spectrum of voices is heard on this emblematic day of worker solidarity.