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Trump’s efforts to reduce crime in Washington, D.C. highlight stark contrasts with Chicago’s deadly “war zone,” where violence persists despite ongoing interventions, according to The Heritage Foundation.
Caleb Williams is rapidly closing in on another Chicago Bears franchise record, showcasing his rising impact on the team’s offense. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely as he builds his legacy in Chi-Town.
Former President Donald Trump renewed calls for a tougher crackdown in Chicago following a deadly shooting, urging federal action to combat rising gun violence in the city.
A sustainable real estate investor has made its first acquisition of industrial properties in the Chicago area, marking a strategic move to expand eco-friendly assets in the region’s growing market.
A 14-year-old was killed and eight others were injured in multiple shootings during holiday festivities in downtown Chicago, authorities confirmed. Police are investigating the violent incidents that disrupted the city’s celebrations.
The White House is advancing plans to deploy federal troops to Chicago amid rising violence, sparking significant pushback from local officials who argue the move undermines community trust and local authority.
Chicago offers families budget-friendly fun with five free activities perfect for teens. From exploring nature trails to engaging in public art tours, these options promise memorable experiences without breaking the bank.
The Chicago Board of Education approved a controversial pension payment agreement, but with a significant caveat that raises concerns about its long-term financial impact, according to WBEZ Chicago.
A woman was critically injured in a stabbing on South Damen Avenue in West Englewood, Chicago. Police have taken a suspect into custody as the investigation continues, ABC7 Chicago reports.
The Chicago Bears, Fire, and White Sox pursue new stadiums amid evolving plans, while the Blackhawks and Sky set sights on franchise expansion, signaling a transformative era for Chicago’s sports landscape.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area, citing concerns over potential civil rights violations. The ruling halts planned security measures amid local protests.
As the Bears face the Packers in Week 16, three key concerns loom: inconsistent offense, defensive lapses, and injury questions. These issues could determine Chicago’s chances in this crucial divisional matchup.
Illinois leaders urge the removal of the fence surrounding the Broadview ICE facility as a critical deadline approaches. The call highlights growing concerns over detention conditions and community impact. (ABC7 Chicago)
A dramatic ICE raid in Chicago, publicized as a major anti-terror success, concluded with no criminal charges filed. The operation’s outcome raises questions about the raid’s justification and effectiveness, PBS reports.
Illinois Governor warns troops may be deployed to Chicago as immigration agents increase patrols downtown. The move aims to address rising concerns over public safety amid heightened enforcement efforts, PBS reports.
From May 2-8, Chicago offers a vibrant mix of events including live music, art exhibits, theater performances, and food festivals. Discover the city’s dynamic culture with activities for all ages in this week’s roundup from the Chicago Sun-Times.
EPIC Academy in South Chicago will close at the end of the school year, with a possibility of an earlier shutdown. The decision impacts students and staff amid ongoing challenges. Coverage by CBS News.
US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has been released from a Chicago hospital, according to his family. Details about his condition remain limited as he continues his recovery.
Chicago crime rates have dropped, according to recent data. Block Club Chicago explores how the city tracks crime, revealing the methods behind the numbers and what residents should understand about this decline.