Author: Sophia Davis

The Chicago Bulls have seen some stellar NBA Draft picks shape their legacy. Our latest article ranks the top 10 selections, highlighting their impact and contributions to the franchise’s success.

A suburban man has been charged following a crash that killed a 14-year-old boy, Chicago Police Department said. The incident remains under investigation, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.

A second crime scene was discovered in the building where Chicago police shot a knife-wielding man, just 30 minutes before another CPD shooting occurred, heightening scrutiny of the department’s recent use of force.

The Chicago Bears have lost out on another veteran running back as negotiations fall through, further depleting an already thin backfield. The team now faces increased pressure to find reliable rushing options before the season begins.

The University of Chicago releases a curated reading list, “Chicago Perspectives on Current Events,” offering critical analysis to help readers navigate today’s complex political landscape with scholarly insight.

Memorial Day Weekend 2025 in Chicago offers families a vibrant lineup of kid-friendly events. From outdoor festivals to interactive museum exhibits, discover top activities to enjoy quality time with children across the city.

Four Lincoln Park businesses, including Old Pueblo Cantina and Sweet Mandy B’s, were targeted in a smash-and-grab burglary, ABC7 Chicago reports. Authorities are investigating the incidents and reviewing surveillance footage.

The Chicago Sky received disappointing news regarding Kamilla Cardoso’s status, raising concerns about her availability. The development could impact the team’s lineup and strategy moving forward, reports Athlon Sports.

Rent hikes are anticipated in downtown Chicago as available housing supply tightens. Market experts warn this shrinkage could drive up prices, intensifying affordability challenges for residents and commuters alike.

Chicago-area educators were recently recognized for outstanding teaching at the annual WBEZ Chicago Excellence in Education awards, celebrating their dedication and impact on local students’ success.

Commentary in Crain’s Chicago Business highlights clear demand for reinvestment in the city’s underinvested communities, driven by growing local entrepreneurship and rising housing needs. Opportunities abound for targeted development.

The International Association of Women Police Conference has kicked off at Chicago’s Hilton and Towers. Officers from across the globe gather downtown to discuss law enforcement challenges and advancements.

WBEZ Chicago’s Events Calendar offers a curated guide to local happenings, from live music and theater to community talks and festivals. Stay informed and engaged with Chicago’s vibrant cultural scene.

Chicago takes center stage as Democrats converge for key meetings, dubbed the ‘Hollywood of politics.’ The city buzzes with strategy, speeches, and high-stakes maneuvering ahead of upcoming elections.

A year after filing for bankruptcy, Oberweis Dairy is making a strong comeback. The Illinois-based company is launching a major expansion, signaling renewed growth and confidence in its future.

On Earth Day, NBC 5 Chicago highlights how the city’s sports stadiums are adopting green initiatives—from solar panels to waste reduction—to promote sustainability and reduce their environmental impact.

Chicago’s working-class communities are embracing alternative wealth-building models, from cooperative businesses to community investment funds, seeking economic growth and financial stability amid traditional market challenges.

Chicago celebrates Women’s History Month with inspiring events, museum exhibits, and panel discussions. Explore Choose Chicago’s guide to honor influential women and discover the city’s rich female heritage throughout March.

Loop landlords propose a self-imposed tax to fund improvements and revive downtown Chicago’s struggling economy. The initiative aims to boost retail, safety, and attract tenants amid ongoing challenges.

Pope Leo XIV, raised in Dolton, Illinois, pursued his education and teaching career in the Chicago area. His local roots highlight a unique journey from suburb to the global Catholic stage. Reporting for CBS News.