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Nearly 100 cars were discovered submerged in the Chicago River, raising environmental and safety concerns. Friends of the Chicago River urge immediate removal and increased monitoring to protect the waterway.
Comptroller Susana Mendoza hints at a possible Chicago mayoral run, stating she’s “leaving the door open” to a 2023 bid. The announcement fuels speculation ahead of a competitive race. NBC 5 Chicago reports.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot will address Trump’s military deployment plan following a California judge’s ruling that deeming the use of troops in L.A. illegal, sparking national debate.
The planned South Shore Entertainment Center secured key city approvals, paving the way for its development. The project aims to boost local economy and provide new recreational options for the community.
Daza Guzman overcame an early stumble to clinch gold at the World Archery Championships in Chicago. Demonstrating resilience and skill, Guzman secured victory in a thrilling final showdown.
The Chicago Bears confront a tough reality following the Micah Parsons-Packers trade, facing roster challenges and shifting dynamics. However, A to Z Sports highlights the situation isn’t permanent, offering hope for future adjustments.
Following deployments in LA and DC, former President Trump aims to send the National Guard to additional US cities. CNN examines the legal steps and challenges involved in expanding these mobilizations.
Chicago police are investigating a crash-and-grab burglary at a Foot Locker on the 3300-block of South Martin Luther King Drive. Suspects rammed a vehicle into the store before stealing merchandise, authorities said.
Former President Donald Trump vows to end Chicago’s ‘no cash bail’ policy, threatening a tough crime crackdown. His remarks come amid rising concerns over public safety in the city.
The New York Times reports the Chicago Cubs are favored to win their next championship over the Bears, citing recent performance trends and strong roster depth as key factors driving expectations.
Chicago has selected six developers for a $39 million initiative to boost “Missing Middle” housing on the South Side, aiming to increase affordable, diverse residential options and address the city’s housing shortfall.
Former President Donald Trump plans to deploy up to 1,700 National Guard troops across 19 states to intensify efforts against crime and immigration, expanding his crackdown ahead of the 2024 election.
Discover the best Chicago events of Summer 2025, from iconic music festivals to vibrant cultural fairs. Brand Vision Marketing highlights must-see happenings shaping the city’s lively summer scene.
A developer has purchased a prime Gold Coast site for $39 million, signaling renewed investment in the area. The acquisition highlights growing interest in Chicago’s luxury real estate market, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is being urged to consider a run for Chicago mayor, NBC 5 Chicago reports. Supporters cite his political experience as a key asset in a competitive race.
Sports Illustrated offers four bold predictions for the upcoming Sky vs. Sun showdown, highlighting key players, tactical shifts, and potential game-changing moments in this highly anticipated WNBA clash.
Commercial real estate leaders describe the first half of 2025 as a “big, tasty nothingburger,” citing tariffs and Chicago’s political landscape as key factors stalling deals and slowing market momentum.
Illinois lawmakers are debating key education issues this session, from cellphone bans in schools to revamped teacher evaluations, aiming to enhance learning environments and accountability, reports Chalkbeat.
National Night Out 2025 events in Chicago and suburbs foster community-police partnerships through block parties, safety fairs, and activities. The initiative strengthens trust and promotes neighborhood safety across the region.
In 1903, a devastating fire at a Chicago theater claimed 602 lives, marking one of America’s deadliest disasters. The tragedy spurred lasting safety reforms that reshaped fire codes nationwide, improving public protection.




 


















