Sports Illustrated Resorts is set to open a new location in Chicago, tapping into the city’s passionate sports culture. The move aims to attract fans with immersive experiences and upscale amenities.
Next week’s soccer match between Argentina and Puerto Rico has been moved from Chicago to Florida due to an intensified immigration crackdown, affecting logistics and fan plans, officials confirmed.
Troops have gathered near Chicago and Portland ahead of anticipated court showdowns, escalating tensions in key U.S. cities. Authorities brace for potential unrest as legal proceedings approach. (Yahoo News Singapore)
Former President Trump announced, “We’re going in,” signaling imminent federal intervention in Chicago to address rising crime. The statement underscores a renewed focus on law enforcement measures in the city.
Fall 2025 in Chicago promises a vibrant cultural season. From anticipated book releases and groundbreaking theater productions to must-see movies, the city offers something for every art lover. Here’s what to watch for.
Chicago Parent unveils the top charter schools in Chicago and Cook County for 2025, highlighting innovative programs, strong academics, and community impact. Discover the best options for quality education next year.
Despite former President Trump’s claims, data shows Chicago crime rates remain stable or have declined in key categories. Experts and officials emphasize that the narrative of rampant violence is misleading, according to CBS News analysis.
J.R. Berger has been named to Crain’s Chicago Business 40 Under 40 for 2025. Recognized for his innovation and leadership, Berger continues to make impactful strides in Chicago’s business community.
The Bears aim for victory against the Vikings with three key strategies: dominating defense, explosive offense, and disciplined special teams. Tune in to On Tap Sports Net for in-depth analysis and expert insights.
National Guard troops are stationed outside Chicago amid rising tensions. Speaker Pelosi has labeled former President Trump “deranged” following his jail threats. Stay tuned for live updates on this developing story.
Chicago news media groups have filed a lawsuit against ICE and DHS, alleging excessive force was used against reporters covering immigration enforcement. The suit seeks accountability and protection for press freedom.
A University of Chicago expert on political violence warns that former President Trump’s actions are steering the US “down a dark road,” raising concerns about rising political instability and polarization, reports WTTW.
Discover top events in Chicago from June 22-28 with The Mix by Chicago Sun-Times. Explore live music, outdoor festivals, art exhibits, and unique local happenings perfect for summer fun and culture enthusiasts.
The crisis in higher education predates Trump’s presidency, rooted in longstanding issues like rising costs, administrative bloat, and academic stagnation.compactmag.com explores how these challenges have undermined universities over decades.
Residents of Chicago’s most violent block oppose President Trump’s plan to send the National Guard, citing concerns about increased tension and mistrust between the community and law enforcement, WBEZ Chicago reports.
Crain’s Chicago Business explores the future of food, spotlighting innovations and challenges in the global supply chain. Experts emphasize sustainability and tech-driven solutions to ensure resilience amidst rising demand and disruptions.
Chicago Sports Network serves as the official TV home for the White Sox, Bulls, and Blackhawks, delivering comprehensive coverage and exclusive content to local fans. This key partnership fuels Chicago’s passionate sports culture.
Texas National Guard troops have arrived in the Chicago area as former President Donald Trump intensifies calls for increased law enforcement presence. The move escalates tensions between city officials and Trump’s administration.
The Chicago Bears landed shockingly low in ESPN’s Week 6 NFL Power Rankings, raising eyebrows among fans and analysts alike. Despite offseason hype, their performance continues to disappoint, casting doubts on playoff hopes.
Chicago’s mayor condemned former President Trump’s threat to deploy the National Guard to the city, calling it “illegal and costly.” She emphasized local authority and criticized the move as politically motivated.