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Alex Bowman aims for his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory as the series heads to Chicago. The driver looks to build momentum and extend his winning streak in this weekend’s high-stakes race.
In a heartfelt letter to the Chicago Tribune, an Ahmadi Muslim American reflects on the significance of July Fourth, highlighting themes of freedom, hope, and the ongoing journey toward equality in the United States.
The WNBA confirmed Angel Reese’s status following the Chicago Sky’s victory over the Los Angeles Sparks, highlighting the star’s impact in the league. Details were shared after the thrilling game.
Chicago’s Theater District boasts a vibrant dining scene. “The 17 Best Restaurants In Chicago’s Theater District” by The Infatuation highlights top spots offering diverse cuisine, perfect for pre- or post-show meals.
Chicago is preparing for large anti-ICE protests, Mayor Johnson announced, condemning Trump as a ‘tyrant.’ The city plans increased security amid growing demonstrations against immigration policies. (WTTW News)
A mass shooting at a Chicago nightclub has left four dead and 14 wounded, authorities confirmed. The incident sparked a heavy police response as investigations continue. No suspects have been reported in custody.
Chicago’s retail, entertainment, and sports sectors are evolving rapidly, driven by innovative experiences and digital integration. Bisnow highlights key trends shaping the city’s vibrant consumer landscape in 2024.
Chicago Bears weapon Allen Robinson faces a critical juncture. According to Sports Illustrated, a major shift in his playstyle could secure his roster spot and revive his season, highlighting the urgency for immediate adaptation.
Chicago experienced its first dust storm in over 90 years, likely carrying toxic pollutants and harmful farm chemicals. Experts warn of potential health risks as the city grapples with this rare and hazardous event.
Discover top events in Chicago from June 26 to July 2 with The Mix by Chicago Sun-Times. Highlights include outdoor festivals, live music, art exhibits, and family-friendly activities across the city to kick off summer.
Pope Francis delivered a powerful message of hope and unity at Chicago’s White Sox park, the site of the historic “House that Leo built.” His visit inspired thousands, emphasizing compassion amid global challenges.
Chicago braces for a deadly July 4 weekend amid rising violence. Meanwhile, a Fox News analyst pushes for justice in his brother’s unsolved murder, spotlighting the city’s urgent need for action.
Discover fun classes and workshops across Chicago this season, from cooking to art and dance. Choose Chicago highlights unique experiences for all ages, making the city a hub of creativity and learning.
With 41 entries vying, one driver will fail to qualify for the NASCAR Cup race in Chicago. The high entry count sets the stage for intense competition as teams battle for a coveted spot on race day.
Venezuelan immigrants in Chicago face uncertainty and fear after losing temporary legal status, impacting their work, housing, and safety. Community leaders urge swift action to protect vulnerable families.
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Chicago with Secret Chicago’s top picks, featuring delightful brunch spots, relaxing spa days, and unique experiences to honor moms in style. Discover memorable ways to say thanks this May.
A drive-by shooting during a large gathering near St. Sabina Church injured seven teens, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made so far.
A fan has been banned indefinitely from all MLB stadiums following inappropriate comments directed at a player. The league condemns such behavior, emphasizing respect and sportsmanship for all attendees.
Open House Chicago returns in 2024, offering exclusive access to the city’s top architectural landmarks. Explore historic buildings, modern marvels, and hidden gems in this must-attend event for design enthusiasts.
Illinois’ FY 2026 budget includes increased funding for K-12 schools, aiming to boost classroom resources, support special education, and enhance teacher salaries. The plan reflects the state’s commitment to education amid fiscal challenges.