Local investors have acquired a distressed office building in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, signaling renewed confidence in the area’s commercial real estate market. The deal marks a notable shift amidst ongoing market challenges.
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The deployment of the National Guard to Chicago is under scrutiny as ICE intensifies operations in the city. Officials debate the move amid rising immigration enforcement and local concerns.
Chicago’s entertainment scene expands with The Fields Studios, Illinois’ first purpose-built film studios. This new facility aims to attract major productions, boosting local economy and solidifying the city’s creative industry.
ICE has arrested a suburban Chicago police officer accused of living in the U.S. illegally, authorities confirmed. The Department of Homeland Security is currently investigating the case. Further details remain limited.
Chicago Bears rookie Ben Johnson is turning heads, challenging Pro Bowl starter Cole Kmet for the tight end role. Johnson’s impressive training camp performance puts the veteran on notice.
Former President Donald Trump urged authorities to jail Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker amid a heated dispute over immigration policies, escalating tensions between federal and local officials.
The Chicago Bears nearly finalized a major trade but ultimately stepped back, citing strategic reasons. Sources reveal the team prioritized long-term roster stability over immediate gains. More details on On Tap Sports Net.
Chicago gears up for St. Patrick’s Day with river dyeing, festive parades, and family events. From the iconic green Chicago River to vibrant neighborhood celebrations, here’s your guide to the city’s Irish festivities.
The NACS Show in Chicago has shattered attendance records, drawing a diverse crowd of industry leaders and innovators. The event highlights strong growth and renewed optimism in the convenience and fuel retail market.
Rush has expanded their “Fifty Something” tour, adding dates in Chicago, Cleveland, and other cities. Fans can expect classic hits and new performances as the legendary band continues their celebrated run.
The Department of Homeland Security has requested support from a military base near Chicago to assist with immigration enforcement efforts. The collaboration aims to bolster border security and manage migrant processing.
Here are the top events happening in Chicago this weekend, from vibrant street festivals to live music and cultural exhibits. Stay informed and make the most of your weekend with CBS News’ local guide.
Illinois has passed a new law ensuring immigrant students, regardless of documentation status, have access to public education. The measure aims to promote equal opportunities and support for all youth in the state.
“The Conflict on the Streets of Chicago” examines rising tensions amidst escalating violence and community unrest. The New Yorker highlights key players, underlying causes, and urgent calls for reform in the city’s fight for safety and justice.
A South Loop business on 9th and State Streets was targeted by thieves aiming to steal an ATM, the Astoria Marketplace manager told ABC7 Chicago. Authorities continue investigating the incident.
Robert Smigel’s iconic SNL sketch transformed “Da Bears” into a lasting Chicago sports rallying cry. The humorous portrayal captured the city’s passion, cementing the phrase in local and national sports culture.
Saturday Night Karaoke lights up Dante’s Tavern in West Town from 9pm to midnight. Singers and spectators alike gather for lively performances in this popular Chicago nightlife spot.
Nixon Peabody’s “One Firm” culture fosters collaboration and transparency, strengthening trust with clients and colleagues. This unified approach enhances service quality and workplace cohesion, say leaders in Crain’s Chicago Business.
Trader Joe’s is set to open a new location in Fulton Market, bringing its popular grocery offerings to Chicago’s bustling West Loop neighborhood, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The store aims to attract local shoppers and commuters.
A top US border official is set to face a judge in Chicago over allegations of unlawful tear gas use. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of border enforcement tactics amid rising tensions.