The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago, challenging their immigrant sanctuary policies. The suit claims these policies hinder federal immigration enforcement efforts.
Chicago celebrates Women’s History Month with inspiring events, museum exhibits, and panel discussions. Explore Choose Chicago’s guide to honor influential women and discover the city’s rich female heritage throughout March.
Five key facts on immigration and schools in Illinois and Chicago highlight challenges and opportunities for students and educators, focusing on legal status, language barriers, and community support systems.
Chicago police warn of a surge in vehicle break-ins at 15 locations across O’Hare, Oriole Park, and Norwood Park. Authorities urge residents to secure their property as investigations continue.
Loop landlords propose a self-imposed tax to fund improvements and revive downtown Chicago’s struggling economy. The initiative aims to boost retail, safety, and attract tenants amid ongoing challenges.
Plant-based recovery is gaining momentum among Chicago athletes. Embracing vegan nutrition and supplements, local teams report faster healing and improved performance, reshaping sports recovery routines in the city.
The Chicago Cubs have reportedly identified their top trade target for third base in the 2024 All-Star break, aiming to bolster their infield as they seek a playoff push. Details remain under wraps.
Data analysis reveals Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese lags behind Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark in WNBA value metrics. The findings highlight significant gaps as Reese continues to develop her pro impact.
Beyond the 2024 DNC, Chicago’s political elite frequent a mix of iconic eateries and hidden gems. From classic steakhouses to vibrant ethnic spots, these venues offer a glimpse into the city’s diverse dining scene.
Discover top events in Chicago from March 27 to April 2 in The Mix by Chicago Sun-Times. Explore live music, theater, dining, and family activities to make the most of your week in the city.
NBC 5 Chicago’s investigative series reveals troubling claims of grooming and sexual misconduct in a Chicago school, prompting calls for accountability and reform within the district’s protective measures.
A man was sentenced to 53 years in prison for the hate crime murder of a 6-year-old Palestinian-American boy. The verdict marks a significant step in addressing racially motivated violence, ABC News reports.
In a recent commentary, Crain’s Chicago Business highlights rising assaults on DEI initiatives and calls for stronger, renewed commitments to equity in the workplace to foster inclusive environments and drive sustained progress.
Simone Biles expressed surprise and enthusiasm following the Chicago Bears’ announcement on Wednesday. The gymnastics champion praised the team’s bold move, highlighting its potential impact on fans and the sport.
The Trump administration is now reviewing plans for a Chicago immigration raid following media reports, Homeland Security border czar Tom Homan said. The review comes amid growing local opposition and legal concerns.
Pope Leo XIV, raised in Dolton, Illinois, pursued his education and teaching career in the Chicago area. His local roots highlight a unique journey from suburb to the global Catholic stage. Reporting for CBS News.
Chicago is redefining political intelligence, blending data analysis with local insights to navigate complex urban governance. This innovative approach is setting a new standard for effective policymaking in major cities.
Chicago heats up this March 2025 with a lineup of top events, from the vibrant St. Patrick’s Day Parade to the Chicago International Film Festival. Discover must-see exhibits, live music, and food fairs across the city.
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs highlights the growing value of international education in Chicago, emphasizing its role in fostering global competence, economic opportunities, and cultural exchange in a diverse urban landscape.
Violent crime in Chicago is on the decline, signaling progress in public safety efforts. However, funding for crime prevention programs is also decreasing, raising concerns about sustaining long-term gains, officials say.