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Chicago offers a vibrant lineup this weekend with family sports events, Pride celebrations, and more kid-friendly activities. Discover ways to engage the whole family in fun and inclusive experiences across the city.
PDS Spotlight highlights Chicago Public Schools’ innovative bilingual education, showcasing best practices that boost student success and cultural inclusion, featured by Illinois State University News.
Nationwide crime and homicide rates have declined significantly, marking a positive trend in public safety. The Chicago Crusader explores the factors behind this encouraging drop and its impact on communities.
Bears Mandatory Minicamp highlights three underrated roster battles flying under the radar. These key matchups could shape Chicago’s 2025 season, showcasing emerging talents and strategic shifts ahead of the regular season.
Aggravated assaults in Chicago surged to a five-year high in October, Illinois Policy reports. The spike raises concerns over escalating violence amid ongoing efforts to improve city safety.
The Chicago Sports Network is now available over-the-air in Peoria, expanding local sports coverage. However, the channel remains unavailable on Comcast cable, limiting access for some viewers in the area.
Exactly 100 days before Week 1, “100 Thoughts on the Bears 2025 Season” explores key storylines, including whether rookie Caleb Williams will eclipse 4,000 yards under OC Ben Johnson. Stay tuned for A to Z Sports’ full analysis.
The New York Times reports on the accused gunman in Washington, revealing key details about his background, motives, and ongoing investigation. Authorities continue to gather evidence amid growing public concern.
Discover top things to do in Chicago from January 9 to 15 with The Mix—Chicago Sun-Times’ curated guide featuring arts, dining, live music, and cultural events to kick off your winter week in the city.
A new apartment tower in Chicago’s Fulton Market district has officially hit the market, offering modern living spaces in a rapidly growing neighborhood, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
Agents raided a residence near East Albany Park as part of an ongoing investigation into the killing of Israeli Embassy staffers. Authorities continue to gather evidence in the high-profile case, according to WGN-TV reports.
Chicago Bears rookie eager to turn draft-day “snub” into motivation, aiming for a breakout season. The young talent seeks to prove critics wrong and make a strong impact in Chicago’s lineup.
Discover vibrant Black art and culture in Chicago with Choose Chicago. From galleries to festivals, the city celebrates rich heritage and creativity, offering visitors a dynamic cultural experience.
Loyola University Chicago’s undergraduate business program has been ranked No. 1 in Chicago, highlighting its academic excellence and strong industry connections. The honor reflects the program’s commitment to student success and career readiness.
The US Department of Education has launched an investigation into Chicago Public Schools following allegations of racial discrimination tied to the Black Students Success Plan, sparking calls for equity and reform.
New video reveals a customer carjacking a rideshare driver in Chicago’s Back of the Yards on Hermitage Avenue, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of ongoing crime concerns.
American cities are facing a resurgence of challenges unseen since the 1960s, including rising crime rates, economic disparities, and social unrest. Experts warn these trends signal a critical turning point for urban America.
Chicago prepares for a surge in immigration enforcement and deportations as the Trump administration intensifies crackdown efforts. Local leaders vow to protect immigrant communities amid rising tensions.
ICE agents detained an adult during a school dropoff in Chicago on Wednesday, sparking concerns among parents and community members. The incident raised questions about immigration enforcement near schools.
Cambridge University Press & Assessment release a critical study on Chicago police torture, exposing challenges in enforcing human rights within liberal democracies. The work highlights systemic abuses and legal limits.