The Chicago Bears face uncertainty as offensive coordinator Declan Doyle remains a potential departure target in the 2026 offseason, raising questions about the team’s coaching stability and future offensive direction.
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An Extreme Cold Warning takes effect overnight in the Chicago area, with temperatures expected to plunge to the lowest levels since 2019. Chicago Public Schools will remain closed as residents brace for the severe cold snap.
Former President Donald Trump announced plans to target Chicago in upcoming federal efforts to combat crime, emphasizing the city as a likely focus for enhanced law enforcement measures. The statement was featured on PBS.
Discover 50+ exciting things to do in Chicago this January 2026. From winter festivals and ice skating to world-class dining and museum exhibits, Choose Chicago highlights the city’s vibrant cold-weather attractions.
A woman was killed in an East Side shooting in Chicago, officials report. A man has been arrested in connection with the incident, as police continue their investigation. Details remain limited.
A judge blocked the deployment of the National Guard in Chicago, questioning the government’s reasoning and transparency. The decision highlights growing tensions over federal intervention in local law enforcement.
U.S. Bank is engaged in a dispute with Oak Park over the town’s attempt to seize its branch building. The conflict centers on property control and local development plans, highlighting tensions between the bank and municipal authorities.
The Packers’ second-half collapse in Chicago was marked by costly turnovers, missed opportunities, and defensive breakdowns. Key players faltered under pressure, leading to a decisive shift in momentum and a tough loss.
Discover Chicago’s December holiday theater lineup with WBEZ. From timeless classics to boozy, lively shows, our complete guide highlights must-see performances for every festive taste this season.
Court hearings began for Chicago groups suing the U.S. Department of Education over significant funding cuts. Plaintiffs argue the reductions harm local schools and students, prompting legal scrutiny of federal budget decisions.
The Chicago Cubs are set to acquire pitcher Edward Cabrera from the Miami Marlins in a trade, sources confirm. Outfielder Owen Caissie will head to Miami as part of the deal, marking a strategic move for both teams.
Border Patrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino oversees federal agents detaining individuals in Chicago neighborhoods, including Little Village, Cicero, and Berwyn, in ongoing immigration enforcement operations, CBS News reports.
Matas Buzelis delivered another career-high performance, showcasing his growing impact for the Chicago Bulls. His consistent progress highlights his rising star potential in the NBA, drawing attention from fans and analysts alike.
Crain’s Chicago Business highlights key commercial real estate trends to watch in 2025, including increased demand for flexible office spaces, sustainable building practices, and the rise of tech-driven property management.
Blackhawks Notebook: Kirby Dach sidelined with an injury, Ryan Toninato recalled to the roster, and top prospect Connor Bedard surprisingly left off Team Canada’s squad, reports On Tap Sports Net.
Chicago’s fall theater lineup offers a dynamic mix of must-see plays and musicals. WBEZ Chicago highlights top productions bringing vibrant storytelling and stellar performances to stages citywide this season.
A prominent law firm has expanded its Wacker Drive office, increasing workspace to accommodate growth. The move underscores rising demand for prime downtown Chicago legal real estate, signaling confidence in the local market.
The Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on LA immigration stops imposed after agents mistakenly detained US citizens. The move comes ahead of potential Chicago raids, raising concerns over enforcement tactics and civil rights.
The U.S. government shutdown has halted pay for Chicago’s federal workers, disrupting daily operations and causing financial strain. Essential services continue, but many face uncertainty as furloughs loom.
A federal court is set to review former President Trump’s decision to deploy National Guard troops to the Chicago area, examining the legal and constitutional implications of the move, PBS reports.