The Chicago Tribune’s latest column explores the recent changes in Chicago’s theater scene, examining the impact of the pandemic, shifting audience behaviors, and the future outlook for local productions and venues.
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Federal prosecutors have dismissed charges against a woman shot by a Border Patrol agent in Chicago’s Brighton Park neighborhood. The case raises questions about use of force and border enforcement policies.
Flights across major U.S. hubs including Chicago, Dallas, and New York face disruption as 2,224 delays and 119 cancellations impact carriers like American Airlines, Delta, Spirit, and SkyWest, causing widespread travel chaos.
Chicago Shakespeare Theater founder Barbara Gaines will conclude her tenure as artistic director with a production of “The Comedy of Errors,” marking the end of an influential era in the city’s theater scene, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Three Chicago bars have been named among the best in North America by Time Out. Celebrated for their unique atmospheres and innovative cocktails, these spots highlight the city’s vibrant nightlife scene.
Chicago and Illinois residents have a chance to catch the second night of a spectacular aurora borealis display tonight. Experts advise heading to darker areas with clear skies for the best viewing. Stay tuned to CBS News for updates.
Chicago gears up for a busy weekend with multiple festivals, concerts, and Mexican Independence Day celebrations. Commuters should expect significant traffic delays across the city. Stay tuned for updates.
DHS says an ICE agent acted in self-defense against “domestic terrorism,” echoing claims previously dismissed in a Chicago case, raising questions about the consistency of such defenses. Report by FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul.
The prestigious James Beard Awards ceremony will be hosted in Chicago through 2028, solidifying the city’s status as a culinary hub. The event honors excellence in the food and beverage industry.
Chicago offers budget-friendly Halloween fun this season, from spooky strolls through Lincoln Park Zoo’s light displays to free haunted history tours. Choose Chicago highlights affordable ways to celebrate the city’s eerie charm.
Chicago comes alive in June with vibrant festivals and events you can’t miss. From music and food to art and culture, Q98.5 highlights the 17 best happenings that promise unforgettable summer experiences.
Massive travel disruptions hit Chicago as American, United, Republic, SkyWest, Envoy Air, and others cancel 148 flights and delay 1,318, impacting key routes to New York, Toronto, Detroit, Atlanta, and beyond.
The “We See You, White American Theater” movement has pushed Chicago theaters to confront racial disparities, sparking critical conversations and steps toward greater diversity and inclusion in the city’s performing arts scene, reports WBEZ.
The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked former President Trump’s National Guard deployment in the Chicago area, maintaining a pause amid ongoing legal battles over the decision. Further rulings are expected.
A judge has ruled that texts from a Border Patrol agent who shot a Chicago woman five times will be released. The messages may shed light on the circumstances surrounding the incident, NBC News reports.
ICE raids have transformed a once bustling Chicago neighborhood, sparking fear and economic decline. Businesses shutter, residents relocate, and the vibrant community faces an uncertain future, highlighting the raid’s profound impact.
Accel is exploring a potential roll-out of Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) in Chicago, signaling a major expansion in the city’s gaming landscape. The move could reshape local gambling options, pending regulatory approval.
Chicago Bulls fan-favorite Taj Gibson has returned to the NBA, rejoining the league with renewed vigor. Known for his tenacity and defense, Gibson’s comeback excites fans and bolsters team depth.
NFL rumors swirl as Chicago Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is linked to potential trades involving three teams. ChiCitySports reports the Bears may explore deals to reshape their defense ahead of the deadline.
Love is in the air as Jersey City and Chicago host events inspired by Taylor Jenkins Reid’s latest novel, presented by Penguin Random House. Fans can celebrate romance through book talks, signings, and themed activities.