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A drive-by shooting in Chicago left 4 dead and 14 injured Sunday night. Authorities condemned the attack as “senseless violence” and continue investigating amid growing concerns over city crime rates.
Carol Moseley Braun, the first Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate, reflects on her groundbreaking political journey and enduring legacy in her new memoir, shared in an exclusive WTTW interview.
A massive dust storm swept across Chicago, turning day into dusk and prompting comparisons to historic events. Witnesses described the eerie scene as “something out of the history books,” marking a rare and dramatic weather moment.
Michael Madigan, former Illinois House Speaker, was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison following his conviction on multiple corruption charges, marking a significant fall for one of Chicago’s most powerful political figures.
The Chicago Cubs are reportedly exploring trade options, with pitchers Mitch Keller and Merrill Kelly emerging as potential targets. Discussions continue as the team seeks to bolster its pitching rotation, sources say.
Discover Chicago’s premier galas and events for 2025 with modernluxury.com. From exclusive charity balls to high-profile social gatherings, the Windy City promises a vibrant calendar of luxury and culture.
Kelsey Mitchell led Fever to a 93-78 victory over the Chicago Sky, showcasing her scoring prowess and playmaking skills. The win boosts Indiana’s standing as they continue their strong season.
NBA fans are buzzing following major news involving Billy Donovan and the Chicago Bulls. The team’s coaching future appears uncertain, sparking widespread reaction across social media and sports forums.
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, once a towering political figure, has been convicted on felony charges. Despite speculation, he was not found guilty of racketeering. Madigan now faces likely prison time.
EXPO CHICAGO, a leading international art fair, returns to Navy Pier this spring. Showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art, the event attracts global collectors, artists, and galleries, reaffirming Chicago’s cultural prominence.
Manchester United, Premier League favorites, face off in Chicago this weekend. NBC 5 Chicago will broadcast the highly anticipated match, bringing top-tier soccer action to local fans live and in high definition.
The Council on Criminal Justice’s Year-End 2024 report reveals mixed crime trends across U.S. cities, with violent crime showing slight declines while property crimes rise in several urban areas.
These 4 storylines could shape the Chicago Bears’ defense during 2025 training camp: emerging young talent, key offseason additions, scheme adjustments, and the battle for starting roles. A to Z Sports reports.
Looking to celebrate Juneteenth in Chicago? The TRiiBE offers a curated list of events and activities across the city, from cultural festivals to community gatherings, perfect for honoring freedom and Black heritage.
Michael Jordan joins NBC as a special contributor to NBA coverage, bringing his legendary insight to the network. The Chicago Sun-Times reports the basketball icon will offer expert analysis and commentary this season.
Chicago’s City Council debates intensify as the Israel-Gaza conflict becomes deeply personal for members, reflecting diverse community ties and raising tensions in local politics. FOX 32 Chicago reports.
The Chicago Cubs received a major boost as MLB confirmed the team will host the 2027 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field. The announcement marks a significant milestone for the historic ballpark and its fans.
A man was found shot to death today in the 800-block of North Cambridge Avenue in Chicago’s Cabrini-Green neighborhood, according to the police department. Authorities are investigating the incident.
The Chicago Tribune’s Lake County entertainment calendar offers a comprehensive guide to upcoming events, concerts, festivals, and family activities, keeping residents and visitors informed about local happenings.
Chicago employees of the U.S. Education Department faced a harsh reality as layoffs swept through their offices. NBC 5 Chicago reports on the sudden job losses impacting local staff amid federal restructuring efforts.