The Bears-Packers rivalry, the NFL’s oldest, began in 1921. Rooted in geography and fierce competition, this iconic clash has defined Chicago and Green Bay football, fueling decades of unforgettable moments.
Author: Olivia Williams
Olivia Williams
A documentary filmmaker who sheds light on important issues.
Mayor Brandon Johnson faces mounting opposition from Chicago business leaders over his proposed corporate head tax. Critics warn the measure could hinder economic growth and job creation in the city.
Chicago’s downtown entertainment district faces unprecedented challenges amid economic strain and shifting consumer habits. Balancing revival efforts with safety, its survival is crucial to the city’s cultural and economic heartbeat.
Thomas Kerwin of bKL Architecture has been recognized in Crain’s Who’s Who in Chicago Business 2026. This honor highlights his influential role in shaping Chicago’s architectural landscape.
Despite a notable decline in violent crime, a new poll reveals that Chicago residents’ perceptions of safety lag behind the data, highlighting a persistent disconnect between reality and public sentiment.
A man was found shot to death inside a vehicle on Chicago’s South Side, authorities confirmed. The Chicago Police Department is investigating the incident, with no suspect information released yet.
Chicago is poised to collect $33 million in new tax revenue from sports betting and video gaming terminals (VGTs), bolstering the city’s finances as these sectors expand, according to Gaming Intelligence.
Chicago’s Bib Gourmand restaurants, recognized for quality and value, continue to attract food lovers. WV News highlights the city’s diverse dining scene, showcasing top spots offering exceptional meals without breaking the bank.
Former President Donald Trump renewed calls for a tougher crackdown in Chicago following a deadly shooting, urging federal action to combat rising gun violence in the city.
From May 2-8, Chicago offers a vibrant mix of events including live music, art exhibits, theater performances, and food festivals. Discover the city’s dynamic culture with activities for all ages in this week’s roundup from the Chicago Sun-Times.
EPIC Academy in South Chicago will close at the end of the school year, with a possibility of an earlier shutdown. The decision impacts students and staff amid ongoing challenges. Coverage by CBS News.
Winston & Strawn’s new Chicago office, highlighted in Crain’s Chicago Business, showcases modern design and expanded space, underscoring the firm’s growth and commitment to the city’s legal market.
A monkey on the loose? Chicago residents reported an unusual sighting this week as an escaped primate was spotted near Lincoln Park. Authorities are investigating, urging caution and seeking tips to safely capture the elusive animal.
Experience the vibrant flavors of Southern cuisine paired with electrifying live entertainment at The Grand Cabaret in Chicago. Secret Chicago reveals this must-visit hotspot blending delectable dishes and dynamic performances.
Chicago serial puncher William Livingston has been charged for a series of random attacks on women in June. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
Chicago police have arrested a suspect in connection with a home invasion and sexual assault on the Northwest Side. Authorities say the suspect was taken into custody following a swift investigation.
Veterans are stepping up to enhance community safety, leveraging their skills in leadership and crisis response. Their unique experience positions them as vital partners in making neighborhoods safer, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
TLC Management has sold a $31.5 million apartment portfolio spanning Chicago’s South and North Sides. The transaction highlights continued investor interest in the city’s multifamily housing market.
A judge condemned conditions at a Chicago-area immigration detention center as “disgusting,” raising concerns over detainee treatment. The ruling pressures authorities to address facility standards promptly.
Several suburban Chicago school districts earned spots among the nation’s ‘Best School Districts,’ NBC 5 reports. The rankings highlight strong academics, student support, and community engagement.