Morgan Stanley plans to expand its Chicago presence, aiming to double its local workforce. The move signals confidence in the city’s talent pool and strengthens the firm’s Midwest footprint, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
The Chicago Bears secured a decisive victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, highlighted by standout performances from their passing game. However, inconsistency on defense left areas needing improvement. Key studs and duds analyzed.
A judge has granted a preliminary injunction against Bovino and federal agents, citing use of force that “shocks the conscience.” The ruling aims to curb excessive actions amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
Former President Donald Trump renewed his threats targeting Chicago amid escalating tensions. Meanwhile, the federal government shutdown shows no signs of resolution, deepening political gridlock. NPR reports.
Lakeview Theater’s “Chicago Cop Macbeth” brings Shakespeare to life with a unique Bridgeport accent, blending classic drama with local Chicago flavor in a fresh, compelling production.
Chicago Public Schools reportedly spent millions on travel expenses as many students continue to struggle with reading at grade level, raising concerns over budget priorities and student support. Fox News reports.
DHS reports that agents were fired upon during a chaotic day of immigration enforcement operations in the Chicago area. No agents were injured, but the incident highlights the tense environment surrounding the raids.
Chicago experienced its most violent nonholiday summer weekend this year, with 32 shot and 6 killed, highlighting ongoing challenges in curbing gun violence across the city, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
West Chicago announces new business developments aimed at boosting local economy. Recent investments include retail expansions and tech startups, highlighting the city’s commitment to growth and continued prosperity.
When did the Chicago Bears, Blackhawks, and Bulls all hold winning records at the same time? On Tap Sports Net explores the last season these iconic Chicago teams thrived simultaneously, highlighting a rare citywide sports high.
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese has been named to the Team USA camp roster, Sports Illustrated reports. Reese will train with the nation’s top players as they prepare for upcoming international competitions.
Rahm Emanuel, former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff, sparks speculation about a 2024 presidential bid. His mix of political savvy and controversy raises questions about his national appeal.
Chicago’s vibrant music scene shines with over 30 live venues across the city, offering everything from jazz to rock. Discover top spots to catch unforgettable performances and experience the Windy City’s rich soundscape.
A powerful November snowstorm has prompted numerous school closings and delays across the Chicago area and Northwest Indiana. CBS News provides a full list of affected districts to help families plan accordingly.
Feds arrested a teacher from a Chicago daycare following a high-speed pursuit, officials confirmed. The incident has raised serious safety concerns at local childcare centers. Investigations are ongoing.
A 14-year-old boy was shot in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood, authorities report. The incident is under investigation, with police seeking witnesses to help identify suspects. No further details have been released.
Three MBA programs-University of Chicago Booth, Northwestern Kellogg, and DePaul’s Kellstadt-dominate Chicago’s business leadership scene, consistently producing top executives and shaping the city’s corporate landscape, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Catch the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Chicago Bears clash in Week 12 of the NFL schedule live on CBS News. Tune in for pre-game analysis and full game coverage this Sunday, with kickoff at 1 p.m. EST.
Former President Donald Trump claimed that people in Chicago are chanting his name and urging him to deploy troops to tackle crime and rioting in the city, intensifying his criticism of local leadership.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker expressed disbelief over former President Trump’s remarks suggesting sending the National Guard to Chicago. Pritzker called the comments “hard to believe,” emphasizing local efforts to address crime.