Author: Samuel Brown
Samuel Brown
A sports reporter with a passion for the game.
Chicago Public Schools leaders clarify that recent changes in special education staffing are aimed at improving services, not closing the district’s budget gap, amidst growing community concerns.
Sky’s defeat by the Valkyries raises three key questions: Can Sky adjust their defense? Who will lead offensively next? And what does this mean for playoff positioning? Answers will shape the season’s next phase.
Penny Pritzker’s role at Harvard faces scrutiny amid rising concerns over her leadership. Chicago alumni closely monitor developments, signaling potential shifts in the university’s governance, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
In a striking new exhibit, this artist reimagines sport and pop culture through an uncanny lens, blending familiar icons with surreal twists. The Washington Post explores how these works challenge perceptions and reveal deeper cultural narratives.
The Chicago Cubs are aggressively targeting prospects as they chase trades ahead of the deadline, signaling a win-now approach. No prospect seems off-limits in their bid to bolster the roster and contend.
Chicago police officer Krystal Rivera, a devoted mother to a young daughter, was tragically shot and killed while on duty. The community mourns the loss of the dedicated officer. Investigation is ongoing. (ABC News)
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A new startup has joined Chicago’s expanding quantum campus, aiming to develop its own quantum computer. This move underscores the city’s rising role as a hub for quantum technology innovation.
A man was killed and another seriously injured in a stabbing on South Wabash Avenue in Chicago’s South Loop, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about local safety.
Chicago’s Chief Education Officer is set to leave the school district as CEO Pedro Martinez also prepares to exit. The transitions mark significant leadership changes for CPS, raising questions about the district’s future direction.
ICE agents detained several individuals at an immigration supervision program site in Chicago, CBS News reports. The operation targeted those under federal immigration orders, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
Chicago banks are intensifying their focus on commercial real estate lending, doubling down on one of the sector’s hottest markets. This move highlights confidence in local economic recovery and development, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
National Guard and Marines have been deployed to Los Angeles amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, Chicago prepares for a major anti-ICE protest this Tuesday, highlighting growing nationwide unrest over immigration policies.
A river in suburban Buenos Aires has mysteriously turned red, raising environmental concerns. Authorities are investigating potential causes, including chemical spills or algae blooms, as locals report foul odors and water discoloration.
Universal Studios is set to launch a new immersive horror experience in Chicago, promising fans a thrilling adventure with state-of-the-art effects and iconic scares. The attraction aims to redefine haunted entertainment.
The Chicago White Sox make their debut on the Chicago Sports Network this season, sparking questions about viewership. Will dedicated fans tune in to the new broadcast home or seek alternative channels?
Fragomen was honored at the FACC Midwest Chicago Business Awards for its outstanding role in expanding operations in France, highlighting the firm’s commitment to global business growth and cross-border expertise.
Tech jobs in Chicago declined in 2024, reflecting industry shifts and economic challenges. The Business Journals reports the city faces layoffs and hiring slowdowns, prompting concerns about the local tech sector’s growth.
In his latest column, O’Donnell highlights Mansueto’s impactful leadership and the Chicago Fire’s recent victory as the top stories in Chicago sports this week, underscoring a momentum shift for both.
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