Chicago Bears’ rookie QB Tyson Bagent is eager for a “real competition” for the starting job. He emphasized the importance of proving himself on the field as the Bears prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
A drive-by shooting outside a Chicago restaurant after a party killed 4 people and wounded 14 others. Authorities are investigating the incident as police increase patrols in the area. No arrests have been made.
Alex Bowman aims for his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory as the series heads to Chicago. The driver looks to build momentum and extend his winning streak in this weekend’s high-stakes race.
Rahm Emanuel is preparing to launch a presidential bid, sources tell Politico. The former Chicago mayor and White House chief of staff is positioning himself for a 2024 run, focusing on economic and leadership experience.
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into Chicago Public Schools over its Black Student Success Plan, aiming to assess the district’s compliance with federal education laws. CBS News reports.
Burglars struck the Alo Yoga store on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile for the second time this month, Chicago police confirmed. Authorities continue to investigate the repeated break-ins targeting the popular retail location.
Two veteran retail brokers have left JLL to join Newmark, marking a significant shift in Chicago’s commercial real estate scene. Their move underscores growing competition among top brokerage firms.
CHSN has finalized a deal with Comcast, ending a prolonged broadcast dispute involving the Chicago Bulls, Blackhawks, and White Sox. Fans can now expect seamless coverage of their favorite teams moving forward.
In a heartfelt letter to the Chicago Tribune, an Ahmadi Muslim American reflects on the significance of July Fourth, highlighting themes of freedom, hope, and the ongoing journey toward equality in the United States.
The WNBA confirmed Angel Reese’s status following the Chicago Sky’s victory over the Los Angeles Sparks, highlighting the star’s impact in the league. Details were shared after the thrilling game.
Officials warn that proposed Medicaid cuts could devastate hospitals across Illinois, threatening patient care and financial stability. The potential reductions raise concerns about access to critical health services statewide.
Chicago’s Theater District boasts a vibrant dining scene. “The 17 Best Restaurants In Chicago’s Theater District” by The Infatuation highlights top spots offering diverse cuisine, perfect for pre- or post-show meals.
DuPage County’s top private schools for 2025 have been revealed, highlighting institutions that excel in academics, extracurriculars, and community engagement. Chicago Parent’s latest ranking guides families in educational choices.
A suspect has been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of a Chicago Police Department officer, Fox 32 Chicago reports. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek justice for the fallen officer.
Tech jobs in Chicago declined in 2024, reflecting industry shifts and economic challenges. The Business Journals reports the city faces layoffs and hiring slowdowns, prompting concerns about the local tech sector’s growth.
In his latest column, O’Donnell highlights Mansueto’s impactful leadership and the Chicago Fire’s recent victory as the top stories in Chicago sports this week, underscoring a momentum shift for both.
Chicago is preparing for large anti-ICE protests, Mayor Johnson announced, condemning Trump as a ‘tyrant.’ The city plans increased security amid growing demonstrations against immigration policies. (WTTW News)
A mass shooting at a Chicago nightclub has left four dead and 14 wounded, authorities confirmed. The incident sparked a heavy police response as investigations continue. No suspects have been reported in custody.
Chicago’s retail, entertainment, and sports sectors are evolving rapidly, driven by innovative experiences and digital integration. Bisnow highlights key trends shaping the city’s vibrant consumer landscape in 2024.
City Colleges of Chicago has launched the Education Workforce Center at Truman College, a first in the city. The center aims to support education professionals with specialized training and resources.