Chicago is set to experience highs near 90 degrees on Monday, bringing a warm and sunny day to the city. CBS News advises residents to stay hydrated and take precautions against the heat.
Illinois officials prepare for potential immigration raids in 2025, addressing community impact and legal responses. “Chicago Tonight | Spotlight Politics” delves into the state’s readiness and advocacy efforts on PBS.
Chicago lights up this September 2024 with a mix of art, music, and food festivals. From the Chicago Jazz Festival to the Taste of Chicago, Time Out highlights the city’s can’t-miss events for every visitor.
A Chicago principal warns that lenient school grading policies fail to prepare students for real-world demands, urging stricter standards to align education with workplace expectations, Fox News reports.
Burglars struck the Chicago Municipal Employees Credit Union in Galewood, stealing an ATM, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of ongoing efforts to curb local crime.
A late-night deal to rescue Springfield’s transit system collapsed as the midnight deadline passed, leaving the future of funding uncertain and raising concerns over potential service disruptions.
Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson have sparked a heated debate in the Chicago Bears’ offseason strategy, dividing opinions on the team’s direction. The clash highlights tensions as the Bears aim to reshape their roster.
Chicago native Robert Prevost has made history as Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff. His election marks a new chapter for the Catholic Church, celebrated by the Chicago community. More on FOX 32 Chicago.
Trump Live Updates: The New York Times provides real-time coverage on former President Trump’s recent pardons, his stance on the Ukraine war, and evolving political developments. Stay informed with the latest breaking news.
Former President Donald Trump praised the election of the first American pope as a “great honour,” highlighting the historic significance of the event. The announcement marks a notable moment for the Catholic Church.
Discover DNC-related events in Chicago open to the public-no convention credentials required. From rallies to panel discussions, find out where to engage with political action during the Democratic National Convention.
Chicago-area educators were recently recognized for outstanding teaching at the annual WBEZ Chicago Excellence in Education awards, celebrating their dedication and impact on local students’ success.
Annual crime in McKinley Park rose in the past year but at a slower pace than previous years, according to new police data. Officials attribute the slowdown to increased community policing efforts and targeted programs.
The South Works quantum transformation in Chicago is accelerating, blending cutting-edge technology with industry. This shift is set to boost local innovation and economic growth, reshaping the region’s business landscape.
The Chicago Sports Network is now available over-the-air in Peoria, expanding local sports coverage. However, the channel remains unavailable on Comcast cable, limiting access for some viewers in the area.
Exactly 100 days before Week 1, “100 Thoughts on the Bears 2025 Season” explores key storylines, including whether rookie Caleb Williams will eclipse 4,000 yards under OC Ben Johnson. Stay tuned for A to Z Sports’ full analysis.
Blackhawks legend Jonathan Toews is aiming for an NHL comeback, NBC 5 Chicago reports. After battling health issues, the veteran center is focused on returning to the ice and rejoining the team’s lineup.
The Trump administration initially listed several major federal buildings in Chicago for sale, sparking concern among officials and the public. The listings were later removed, leaving the future of these properties uncertain.
Chicago’s vibrant theater scene shines this fall with 30 must-see productions, from daring new plays to classic revivals. Block Club Chicago highlights the season’s top shows making waves across the city’s stages.
The Education Department oversees federal education policies and funding. Trump’s recent executive order aims to reshape student debt relief and grant programs, impacting borrowers and schools nationwide, including Chicago residents.