Chicago residents are purchasing goods from street vendors in increased numbers as a federal immigration crackdown intensifies. The move highlights growing local support amid enforcement measures. (WTTW)
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A federal judge has ordered the release of dozens of immigrants held illegally by ICE in Chicago, citing violations of due process. The ruling emphasizes the need for proper detention procedures.
Hall of Famer takes a swipe at the 2026 Chicago Bulls ahead of their matchup against the Knicks, criticizing the team’s development. The remarks add fuel to the growing rivalry between the franchises.
Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino returns to Chicago as federal immigration operations intensify. His visit signals a renewed focus on enforcement amid rising border activity, highlighting ongoing challenges in immigration management.
Three Chicago bars have been named among the best in North America by Time Out. Celebrated for their unique atmospheres and innovative cocktails, these spots highlight the city’s vibrant nightlife scene.
An Irish name no longer guarantees political clout in Chicago, signaling a shift in the city’s power dynamics. Diverse backgrounds now shape leadership, diminishing the traditional Irish-American influence, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Lyndale Roberts Jr. has been ordered detained in connection with the beating of Larry Gilkey on a CTA bus along South Cicero Avenue in South Austin, Chicago. The assault has raised concerns about local transit safety.
ICE raids have transformed a once bustling Chicago neighborhood, sparking fear and economic decline. Businesses shutter, residents relocate, and the vibrant community faces an uncertain future, highlighting the raid’s profound impact.
Love is in the air as Jersey City and Chicago host events inspired by Taylor Jenkins Reid’s latest novel, presented by Penguin Random House. Fans can celebrate romance through book talks, signings, and themed activities.
The Chicago Bulls are entering a new era as the recent roster reset signals a full rebuild. With key departures and fresh talent, the team aims to reshape its future and regain competitiveness in the NBA.
Discover Chicago’s top attractions with Choose Chicago. From iconic architecture and world-class museums to vibrant neighborhoods and lakefront parks, the city offers unforgettable experiences for every traveler.
Chicago’s theater scene faces challenges as venues close amid financial strain, yet a resilient community fuels optimism. Artists and audiences alike strive to keep the city’s vibrant cultural heart beating.
Chicago politics in 2023 saw significant shifts with key elections, policy debates on public safety, and budget reforms. This article breaks down the major developments shaping the city’s political landscape this year.
Two teens have been charged in the carjacking of a 26-year-old woman in Chicago, authorities report. The incident, captured on surveillance, has raised concerns over rising youth-related violent crime in the city.
A federal judge has imposed strict limits on immigration agents’ use of force against protesters, media, and clergy in Chicago, aiming to protect constitutional rights during demonstrations, WTTW reports.
Good news, lovebirds: Chicago has been named home to 25 of the best wedding venues in the U.S., according to Time Out Worldwide. The city’s top spots offer diverse settings for unforgettable celebrations.
ICE data reveals the fates of 1,600 individuals arrested during Chicago’s recent immigration sweep, shedding light on detention and deportation outcomes amid controversy and community concerns.
Chicago in summer comes alive with vibrant festivals, lakefront beaches, and outdoor dining. From Millennium Park concerts to Navy Pier attractions, the city’s warm months offer endless activities for visitors and locals alike.
A 17-year-old suspect’s weapon discharged during a struggle with police officers on West 71st Street in West Lawn, Chicago, according to CPD. No injuries reported as authorities continue their investigation.
The Sports Betting Alliance has filed a lawsuit against Chicago, challenging the city’s mandatory licensing requirements for sports betting operators. The group argues the rules are overly restrictive.