Robert Smigel’s iconic SNL sketch transformed “Da Bears” into a lasting Chicago sports rallying cry. The humorous portrayal captured the city’s passion, cementing the phrase in local and national sports culture.
Federal agents shot a woman in a Chicago neighborhood after authorities say she rammed and boxed in their vehicles, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed. The incident remains under investigation.
Preparations for the Men’s Rugby World Cup USA 2031 advance rapidly as 27 cities and regions enter the Applicant Phase, marking a significant step in World Rugby’s nationwide hosting bid.
Chicago’s volatile political climate in the 1850s, marked by fierce debates and influential leaders, played a crucial role in igniting tensions that led to the Civil War. Chronicles Magazine explores this pivotal chapter in American history.
Saturday Night Karaoke lights up Dante’s Tavern in West Town from 9pm to midnight. Singers and spectators alike gather for lively performances in this popular Chicago nightlife spot.
Chicago teachers report that immigration enforcement near schools is causing fear among students and disrupting classes. Educators call for safer, more supportive environments to protect children’s well-being and focus on learning.
Two people were injured and one killed in a shooting incident in Chicago’s Humboldt Park, authorities reported. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the violent event. No arrests have been made yet.
Nixon Peabody’s “One Firm” culture fosters collaboration and transparency, strengthening trust with clients and colleagues. This unified approach enhances service quality and workplace cohesion, say leaders in Crain’s Chicago Business.
Through Week 8, the Chicago Bears’ offensive line has shown marked improvement, bolstering both pass protection and run blocking. Key adjustments have enhanced their consistency, setting a solid foundation moving forward.
Texas National Guard troops have been deployed to protect federal property in the Chicago area, officials confirmed. The move aims to bolster security amid recent unrest, marking a rare out-of-state Guard deployment.
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson earns recognition for advancing efforts to reduce gun violence in Chicago. His administration’s policies and community engagement mark a significant step forward in public safety.
The escalating feud between Donald Trump and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is intensifying political divisions, sparking fears it could ignite a major national crisis with widespread ramifications. More on CNN.
ChiTown Drive-In presents a special screening of the horror classic Friday the 13th this weekend. Fans can experience the iconic slasher under the stars, hosted by the Chicago Reader. Don’t miss this thrilling outdoor event!
Loyola University Chicago expands its global outreach with a new program linking Chicago to Chiang Rai, Thailand. The initiative offers students unique cultural immersion and academic opportunities in Southeast Asia.
A 14-year-old boy has been charged in a shooting that injured four teenagers in Chicago. Authorities continue their investigation into the incident, highlighting ongoing concerns about youth violence in the city.
A developer has listed a South Loop site where it had planned a 25-story apartment tower, signaling potential changes for the high-profile project. The move could impact Chicago’s evolving residential skyline.
Michael Jordan has weighed in on load management, expressing skepticism about its long-term impact on players and the game. His comments on On Tap Sports Net spark fresh debate on athlete rest strategies.
The Traveling Balloon Museum has landed in Chicago, offering visitors a unique sensory art experience. This interactive exhibit lets attendees touch and explore vibrant balloon sculptures, blending creativity with tactile engagement.
The Consulate of Jamaica in Chicago is actively assisting stranded Jamaicans returning home after Hurricane Melissa. Efforts focus on coordinating travel and providing support amid ongoing disruptions.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker condemned former President Trump’s threat to deploy federal troops to Chicago, calling it a political stunt that undermines local efforts to address violence.