The CPS school board’s decision to have members sign NDAs during the CEO search has sparked criticism over transparency. Parents and community advocates call for greater openness in the process, citing concerns about accountability.
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling addressed rising CTA crime, the tragic death of Officer Krystal Rivera, and the “Midway Blitz” initiative in a comprehensive year-in-review report.
Chicago Bears rookie is dominating his class, according to Pro Football Focus. The standout newcomer has impressed with exceptional performance, quickly emerging as a key player for the Bears this season, per ChiCitySports.
Developers have secured $96 million in financing to build a new apartment tower in Chicago’s West Loop, signaling strong investor confidence in the area’s booming residential market. The project aims to meet increasing demand for urban living.
ICE’s Chicago Field Director abruptly returned to Washington, D.C. after a federal judge in Illinois demanded his presence in court. The sudden move highlights escalating legal tensions surrounding immigration enforcement.
One 49ers player saw his stock plummet in the loss to Chicago, struggling under pressure and missing key opportunities. This performance raises questions about his role moving forward.
On December 30, 2025, The Mincing Rascals discuss U.S. and Chicago politics alongside updates on the Bears’ new stadium progress slated for 2026. Tune in to WGN Radio 720 for in-depth coverage and analysis.
Discover the best of this Christmas weekend in Chicago with Secret Chicago. From festive markets to hidden holiday spots, uncover unique events and activities perfect for celebrating the season in the city.
Baker Demonstration School in Chicago is pioneering hands-on learning, blending creativity with practical experiences to enhance student engagement and success. Discover their innovative approach that’s redefining education.
Chicago reported its fewest summer murders since 1965, signaling a notable drop in violence. This decline contrasts with former President Trump’s focus on high crime rates in the city, drawing national attention.
Babe’s has opened in Logan Square, offering a vibrant new space for women’s sports fans. The bar celebrates female athletes and creates a welcoming community, filling a unique niche in Chicago’s sports scene.
A West Loop apartment tower has been sold for $151 million, marking a significant transaction in Chicago’s real estate market, as reported by Crain’s Chicago Business. The deal highlights growing investor interest in the area.
Chicago’s New Year’s Eve fireworks celebration will light up the river at midnight, offering a spectacular view for spectators. NBC 5 Chicago reports on event details, safety measures, and best viewing spots.
New data reveals that most individuals detained in recent immigration crackdowns in several major cities had no prior criminal record, raising questions about enforcement practices and their impact on immigrant communities.
Jorge Mújica discusses immigrant organizing in Chicago in a new video interview on newpol.org, highlighting grassroots activism, community challenges, and strategies for social justice reform.
Chicago’s fall theater lineup offers a dynamic mix of must-see plays and musicals. WBEZ Chicago highlights top productions bringing vibrant storytelling and stellar performances to stages citywide this season.
Chicago Public Schools reportedly spent millions in COVID relief funds on luxury travel, raising concerns over mismanagement. The KATV report highlights the misuse of taxpayer dollars intended for pandemic recovery.
A man was detained following a police-involved shooting and crash during a stolen ambulance chase in Cicero. The pursuit ended on Chicago’s West Side, where officers intervened to stop the suspect.
Josh Giddey’s All-Star hopes have been dashed after he was struck down in worrying scenes during a recent game. The injury has raised real concerns over the young Aussie star’s immediate future.
A prominent law firm has expanded its Wacker Drive office, increasing workspace to accommodate growth. The move underscores rising demand for prime downtown Chicago legal real estate, signaling confidence in the local market.