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A Chicago man jailed since 2020 on a murder charge now faces accusations in five additional killings, authorities announced. The expansion of charges deepens the ongoing investigation into the city’s violent crimes.
Exclusive data reveals that recent tariff disputes have significantly shaken consumer confidence in Chicago, impacting spending habits and local businesses. The Business Journals explores how trade tensions ripple through the economy.
Former Ald. Bob Fioretti is launching a second bid for Cook County State’s Attorney, this time running as a Republican. His campaign marks a significant party shift in the highly contested race.
Chicago’s summer safety program proved effective this Memorial Day weekend, with violent crime rates significantly lower compared to previous years, CBS News reports. The initiative aims to keep the city safer throughout the season.
Waterton has appointed the head of a Blackstone portfolio company as its new chief investment officer, signaling a strategic move to strengthen its investment leadership, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
White Sox shortstop Montgomery finally made his home debut, delivering a solid performance despite the team’s loss. His late arrival adds depth as the season progresses. Full coverage in the Daily Herald.
The Chicago Sky’s playoff hopes ended abruptly with a tough loss, marking an early exit from the postseason. The team now faces offseason questions as they look to rebuild and return stronger next year.
Chicago Public Schools faces a critical decision as it seeks to balance its budget: implement steep cuts or increase borrowing. The district weighs financial strain alongside the impact on students and staff.
Leading provider of accounting services in Chicago, IL, reported robust growth in its latest financial update, highlighting expanded client portfolios and enhanced service offerings, according to openPR.com.
Katherine Legge stunned the NASCAR Cup Series by outperforming 23XI Racing in the Chicago race, marking a significant upset. Her impressive drive highlights growing diversity and competition in the series.
Political commentator Hasan Piker revealed he was stopped and questioned at a U.S. airport with the question, “Do you like Hamas?” raising concerns about profiling and free speech. The incident highlights heightened security issues.
Chicago police warn residents as burglars target vehicles parked along the lakefront in Uptown, Lincoln Park, and Lakeview. Authorities urge vigilance and recommend securing valuables to prevent theft.
A fire broke out at Chicago Academy High School in the 3400 block of North Austin Avenue, Portage Park, according to police. Emergency crews responded swiftly to contain the blaze. No injuries reported. Further details pending.
The Chicago Bears have announced public training camp dates, including joint practices and Family Fest. Fans can secure tickets online to attend these exclusive events, offering a unique chance to see the team up close.
Palatine is set to hire a Chicago events manager to oversee its upcoming Street Fest. The move aims to bring fresh expertise and enhance the festival experience, officials announced.
Illinois has regained access to $77 million in federal education funds after a judge ordered the release. The decision restores crucial support for local schools amid ongoing budget challenges.
Aaron Rodgers delivered yet another stinging rebuke to the Chicago Bears, intensifying the rivalry ahead of their next showdown. The Packers QB’s remarks have sparked fresh controversy in the NFC North.
Discover the best farms for family fun in Chicago with Mommy Poppins. From petting zoos to corn mazes, these farms offer a perfect blend of entertainment and outdoor adventure for kids and parents alike.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker condemned President Trump’s expanded ICE raids in Chicago as an “ill-conceived mission,” warning the crackdown will harm communities and strain local resources, NBC 5 Chicago reports.
Apple is set to close its Northbrook Court store, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The move reflects shifting retail strategies as the tech giant focuses on expanding online sales and experiential outlets.