Review: Hymn at Chicago Shakespeare explores a powerful black bromance tested by loyalty and conflict. The intense performances highlight themes of brotherhood and resilience, delivering a compelling theatrical experience.
Mayor Johnson has appointed most of his nominees to the new Chicago Board of Education, leaving a few key positions unfilled as he seeks to balance diverse perspectives and community input, according to Chalkbeat.
Two women were shot dead and a third critically wounded in a South Side alley shooting, Chicago police reported. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek leads in the violent incident.
A Kirkland & Ellis pro bono lawyer has departed for Jones Day shortly after working on a legal deal involving Donald Trump, sources tell Crain’s Chicago Business. The move highlights ongoing shifts in top legal talent.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Matthew Boyd provided an update on his shoulder injury, expressing cautious optimism about his recovery. The team remains hopeful for his return to the mound later this season.
The Chicago Blackhawks have reportedly hit a roadblock in their pursuit of JJ Peterka, as trade talks face setbacks. Details on the stalled negotiations remain scarce. More updates to follow.
The Chicago Cubs’ pitching staff made significant strides, climbing the latest power rankings. Improved consistency and emerging talent have boosted the team’s defensive outlook, signaling a promising season ahead.
Chicago Tonight’s Spotlight Politics explores a new 2025 proposal aimed at curbing large teen gatherings in the city. The measure seeks to address safety concerns and community impact through stricter regulations.
WTTW’s 2025 Chicago Summer Festival Guide highlights the city’s top events, from music and food to culture. Discover dates, locations, and must-see attractions for an unforgettable summer in Chicago.
“Welcome to Campus. Here’s Your ChatGPT.” explores how universities are integrating AI tools like ChatGPT into education, reshaping learning, assignments, and academic integrity in the digital age.
A man was fatally shot inside a West Side Chicago grocery store Tuesday night, police confirmed. Authorities have identified the victim and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
A Winnetka mansion sold for $12 million in 2025, marking the highest residential sale price in the area this year, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. The deal highlights strong demand in luxury real estate.
FOX Sports, featured in Sports Illustrated, sums up the Chicago Bears’ offseason with one powerful word: “Rebuild.” As the team focuses on key roster changes, hopes rise for a stronger future.
Chicago issued its first-ever dust storm warning, a rare event linked to unseasonably dry conditions and strong winds. Officials urge caution as reduced visibility poses risks on area roadways.
A 39-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no arrests reported yet. The motive remains unclear.
“Zero Day,” a gripping political thriller on Netflix, eerily mirrors today’s global tensions. The Chicago Sun-Times highlights its timely themes of cyber warfare and power struggles, making the series a must-watch amid current events.
From Feb. 14-20, explore the Chicago Auto Show’s latest models, experience the Joffrey Ballet’s stunning performances, and enjoy a range of events around town. Stay tuned to Daily Herald for full details.
A new Chicago school board has been appointed amid rising tensions between the mayor and school leaders, stepping in to navigate ongoing governance conflicts and steer the district forward, Chalkbeat reports.
A man has been charged with terrorism and a hate crime after allegedly shooting a Jewish man walking to a synagogue in Chicago, police said. The suspect faces serious federal and state charges amid ongoing investigations.
A business-backed group has raised $10 million to influence City Hall policies, aiming to drive economic growth and reshape Chicago’s political landscape, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.