Chicago Public Schools celebrate a five-year milestone in computer science education, highlighting expanded programs, increased student engagement, and enhanced tech skills preparing youth for future careers.
A man was found shot to death inside a vehicle on Chicago’s South Side, authorities confirmed. The Chicago Police Department is investigating the incident, with no suspect information released yet.
Chicago is poised to collect $33 million in new tax revenue from sports betting and video gaming terminals (VGTs), bolstering the city’s finances as these sectors expand, according to Gaming Intelligence.
The U.S. government shutdown has halted pay for Chicago’s federal workers, disrupting daily operations and causing financial strain. Essential services continue, but many face uncertainty as furloughs loom.
The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the deployment of National Guard troops ordered by former President Trump in the Chicago area. The decision halts the move pending further legal review, maintaining current troop levels for now.
ICE denies allegations of excessive force amid expanded immigration arrests in the Chicago area. The agency emphasizes adherence to protocols as operations intensify, sparking local debate and calls for oversight.
In Chicago, some politicians have likened ICE to the Gestapo, sparking intense debate. Critics argue the comparison highlights aggressive immigration enforcement, while others condemn it as exaggerated and inflammatory.
Chicago gears up for Halloween 2023 with 17 must-see events blending spooky thrills and modern luxury. From haunted tours to exclusive parties, the city offers a diverse lineup for all ages and tastes.
On Chicago Tonight, PBS explores the Trump administration’s controversial plan to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, raising concerns about the future of federal education policy and student support nationwide.
Jesus Martinez has been charged with setting a fire on the CTA Blue Line near the Damen stop in Wicker Park, the Chicago Police Department confirmed. The incident disrupted service and prompted an investigation.
On a freezing night in Chicago, the Green Bay Packers faced an unusual challenge as their sideline heaters mysteriously failed during their loss to the Bears, adding to the team’s struggles in frigid conditions.
Old Town faces a pivotal moment to balance preservation and progress. Thoughtful development can honor its historic charm while meeting future needs, ensuring the neighborhood remains vibrant and livable.
Chicago will see morning clouds Tuesday, giving way to sunshine in the afternoon, according to ABC7 Chicago. Temperatures will be mild, offering a pleasant day ahead for residents and commuters.
In “Our Vanishing Culture of Argument,” The New York Times explores the decline of civil discourse in public life, highlighting how polarized debates and social media echo chambers erode meaningful dialogue and democratic engagement.
As the holidays approach, Chicagoland families can explore festive events, ice skating, and holiday markets. Chicago Parent highlights top activities that blend fun and tradition for all ages.
Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed a significant financial maneuver, allocating millions in funding to Chicago Public Schools. The move aims to boost resources and support for students and educators across the district.
A man was fatally attacked in the 500-block of Central Avenue in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood on the West Side, police report. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident.
Chicago Sports Network is on the rise under Mike McCarthy, who now leads both of the city’s regional sports networks. His leadership marks a new era for Chicago’s sports media landscape, reports the Chicago Sun-Times.
A judge has temporarily blocked former President Trump’s attempt to deploy the National Guard in Chicago. The order halts plans amid ongoing debates over federal intervention in local law enforcement.
Crain’s Chicago Business unveils “Who’s Who,” a definitive list spotlighting the most influential figures shaping the Chicago area’s business, culture, and community sectors. Discover the leaders driving local impact.