Egg prices have fallen for the first time in over six months, signaling a slight easing for consumers. However, costs remain elevated due to ongoing supply challenges and high demand, according to PBS.
Illinois’ political landscape is undergoing a seismic shift as several high-profile figures announce retirements. This wave of departures is set to reshape the state’s power dynamics ahead of upcoming elections.
The Chicago Sun-Times delivers in-depth coverage of entertainment and culture, spotlighting local arts, music, theater, and film scenes. It highlights trends, events, and key personalities shaping Chicago’s vibrant cultural landscape.
Chicago Parent’s 2025 guide highlights the best private schools in the Chicago area, showcasing top institutions known for academic excellence, diverse programs, and strong community values.
The Atlantic’s article, “Are We Thinking About Gun Violence All Wrong?” challenges prevailing narratives, urging a deeper look at underlying causes and innovative solutions beyond political rhetoric.
Mayer Brown Chair Jon Van Gorp has been named to Crain’s Chicago Business’ “Who’s Who” 2025, highlighting his leadership and impact in the legal industry. This recognition underscores his influence in Chicago’s business community.
Chicago Sports Network is launching a direct-to-consumer streaming service offering live games for the Bulls, Hawks, and White Sox, along with exclusive programming, expanding access for local sports fans.
Lakeview students who held a mock conclave are overjoyed by the election of the Chicago-born pope. Their unique event celebrated the historic choice, sparking enthusiasm and pride in the local community.
Illinois Governor delivers a stern message on the nation’s direction, urging unity and decisive action amid growing challenges. His address highlights critical concerns about the country’s future.
Beyoncé’s tour arrives in Chicago at Soldier Field. Fans should note parking restrictions, bag policies, and more to ensure smooth entry. Stay informed for a safe, seamless concert experience.
Discover top events in Chicago from Jan. 16-22 with The Mix by Chicago Sun-Times. From live music and theater to art exhibitions and food festivals, find your perfect winter activity in the Windy City.
After facing potential closure, five Acero charter schools have secured their future and will remain open next year, ensuring continued education for their students, officials confirmed.
Chicago police are investigating why officers were instructed to report migrant-related arrests to federal authorities. The directive, revealed by WBEZ Chicago, raises concerns about policy clarity and enforcement protocols.
Chicago’s upcoming Small Business Expo will provide free resources to local entrepreneurs, including workshops, networking, and expert advice. The event aims to support business growth and innovation across the city.
Caleb Williams’ rise, Angel Reese’s standout performances, and Bears stadium drama headline the top 10 Chicago sports stories of 2024, highlighting a year of thrilling moments and key developments in the city’s sports scene.
Chicago’s shootings and homicides have dropped to their lowest levels since 2019, according to police data. Officials attribute the decline to targeted community efforts and increased law enforcement presence.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago, challenging their sanctuary policies. The suit argues these local laws hinder federal immigration enforcement efforts, escalating ongoing tensions.
The Chicago Cubs have called up 21-year-old slugger Moises Ballesteros from Triple-A. Known for his power-hitting, Ballesteros is expected to bolster the Cubs’ lineup as they push deeper into the season.
Discover the top happenings in Chicago this May 2025 with Time Out’s events calendar. From vibrant festivals to live music and art exhibitions, find the best things to do in the city all month long.
Chicago’s charter schools may face significant changes as the new school board prepares to reshape policies. Decisions could impact funding, oversight, and expansion, signaling a potential shift in the city’s education landscape.