The Supreme Court rejected former President Trump’s attempt to deploy the National Guard in Illinois, upholding state authority and limiting presidential power over state militias, per NBC News.
A judge blocked the deployment of the National Guard in Chicago, questioning the government’s reasoning and transparency. The decision highlights growing tensions over federal intervention in local law enforcement.
Chicago gears up for an exciting October 2026 with top events spotlighted by Time Out Worldwide. From art festivals to food fairs, the city promises vibrant experiences for all. Don’t miss the highlights this fall!
Chicago’s education landscape faced significant challenges this year, from heated budget battles to funding freezes impacting schools. These struggles highlight ongoing tensions in securing resources for students and educators.
ICYMI: A new City of Chicago report reveals the city leads the nation in violent crime reduction. Despite data, former President Trump attempts to claim credit for the progress, sparking debate over the achievements.
The Chicago Bears are continuing to evaluate wide receiver Jahan Dotson and remain optimistic about the potential of RB Isaiah Burden III. Updates on their development highlight the team’s focus on offensive growth.
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb referenced the Chicago Bears during his State of the State address, highlighting regional ties and the team’s impact on local communities, as reported by Crain’s Chicago Business.
Broadview transformed from a quiet town into a hotspot of tension as immigration enforcement ramped up, bringing militarized raids and disrupting daily life, NBC News reports. Residents face uncertainty amid growing federal presence.
Vascular surgeon Michael McKee faces murder charges in the deaths of his ex-wife and her new husband. Authorities allege a deadly motive in the shocking case. More details emerging on this tragic story.
Excitement over the Bears’ playoff run is energizing fans and stirring local momentum, potentially reshaping the political debate surrounding the push for a new stadium. The team’s success could influence key decision-makers.
The Chicago Tribune names Storefront Shows and Court Theatre as leaders in its Best Theater of 2025 list. Both venues shine for innovation and compelling performances, securing top spots in the city’s vibrant theater scene.
Seward Academy in Back of the Yards leads Illinois in climate change education, integrating innovative programs that prepare students to tackle environmental challenges. Their approach sets a new standard statewide.
Hyde Park police are investigating five business burglaries on 55th and 56th streets, all reported the same morning. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking witnesses. No arrests have been made.
Chicago fans celebrate a thrilling joint playoff win by the Bears and the high-profile signing of Alex Bregman. Enthusiasm is running high as both moves boost the city’s sports optimism.
U.S. Bank is engaged in a dispute with Oak Park over the town’s attempt to seize its branch building. The conflict centers on property control and local development plans, highlighting tensions between the bank and municipal authorities.
Humboldt Park sub shop owner Asif Amin Cheema faces deportation after his ICE arrest in September, sparking community concern. Advocates call for support as his case highlights ongoing immigration enforcement in Chicago.
The Chicago Bulls are reportedly poised to make significant moves at the trade deadline, aiming to bolster their roster and contend seriously this season. Fans and analysts alike anticipate impactful acquisitions soon.
Chuy GarcÃa’s unexpected departure has reignited Chicago’s machine-era tactics, reshaping political dynamics and power plays within the city. Analysts say his exit opens new pathways for old-school political strategy.
SheKnows highlights 23 iconic women who have portrayed Roxie Hart in Broadway’s Chicago, showcasing the star power and versatility that have defined this coveted role over the years. A celebration of talent and legacy.
Linda Brown, a missing Chicago special education teacher, was found dead in Lake Michigan. Authorities have revealed the cause of death as accidental drowning. The investigation into the circumstances continues.