An 8-year-old boy was killed and a 5-year-old boy injured in a shooting in Chicago’s Grand Crossing neighborhood, officials report. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community mourns.
Powered by small donors, Kat Abughazaleh outpaced Rep. Jan Schakowsky in fundraising last quarter, signaling strong grassroots momentum ahead of the upcoming election, according to Chicago Sun-Times.
WBEZ Chicago’s Events Calendar offers a curated guide to local happenings, from live music and theater to community talks and festivals. Stay informed and engaged with Chicago’s vibrant cultural scene.
Chicago school officials reported that elementary school staff denied entry to federal agents, raising concerns about protocol and student privacy. The incident is under review as authorities seek further details.
Violent crime rates are falling across the U.S., yet many Americans report feeling unsafe, highlighting a gap between statistics and public perception, according to a new WTTW report.
Downtown office vacancy in Chicago reached a new high for the 11th consecutive quarter, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The persistent rise highlights ongoing challenges in the commercial real estate market.
Caleb Williams breaks his silence on the Chicago Bears’ draft drama, addressing rumors and clarifying his stance. The quarterback opens up exclusively with On Tap Sports Net. Fans await his next move.
Chicago Bears coach reportedly urged Caleb Williams to make two key changes to his game, aiming to boost his performance and fit the team’s strategy. Details on the specific adjustments remain under wraps.
The Chicago Bears, once mired in a spiral, are now turning heads as one of the NFL’s most improved teams. Their recent breakout performance signals a promising turnaround in the 2024 season.
C2E2: Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo returns, showcasing top creators, exclusive panels, and pop culture highlights. Fans gather for comics, gaming, and celebrity meet-ups in the Windy City’s premier fan event.
Chicago leaders express deep concern as the Education Department’s recent layoffs ripple through local schools. Officials warn of a “tsunami” impact on education services and community support.
During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, loved ones of crime victims gathered at vigils across the Chicago area, calling for justice and stronger support systems. The events highlighted ongoing demands for action and healing.
Illinois lawmakers face scrutiny as Crain’s Chicago Business highlights their ties to hidden interests. The article exposes which powerful groups quietly fund politicians, raising questions about transparency and influence.
Chicago Bears’ star linebacker Caleb Williams is reportedly the next proposed extension candidate, signaling the team’s commitment to securing key defensive talent for the future, sources say.
A Chicago man has been charged in the murder of Israeli Embassy staffers at a D.C. Jewish museum. Authorities continue investigating the motive behind the tragic attack, as the community mourns.
Pope Leo XIV, born Chicago native Robert Prevost, marks a historic chapter for the city. This article explores his early life, rise in the Church, and the impact of his papacy on global Catholicism.
Stylist Jonathan Van Ness opens up about Chicago, politics, and his signature wigs ahead of the inaugural ‘Fab Five Live’ tour. The WTTW event promises heartfelt conversations and vibrant performances.
Discover top things to do in Chicago from January 9 to 15 with The Mix—Chicago Sun-Times’ curated guide featuring arts, dining, live music, and cultural events to kick off your winter week in the city.
The entire Chicago Education Board is set to resign amid escalating tensions between Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Schools Chief Pedro Martinez, raising concerns about the future governance of the city’s public schools.
Llovana Torres has been ordered detained after being charged in the Rogers Park stabbing that injured a 7-year-old boy on West Touhy Avenue, ABC7 Chicago reports. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.