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Chicago banks are intensifying their focus on commercial real estate lending, doubling down on one of the sector’s hottest markets. This move highlights confidence in local economic recovery and development, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Former Chicago radio host Harry Teinowitz, renowned as a “man of the people,” has died at 64. Known for his authentic voice and deep community ties, Teinowitz left a lasting impact on local sports radio.
The Chicago Cubs received a major boost as MLB confirmed the team will host the 2027 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field. The announcement marks a significant milestone for the historic ballpark and its fans.
As the DNC unfolds in a transformed venue, a historian reveals how the iconic stadium evolved from a sports arena into a modern public square, reflecting shifts in urban design and civic engagement.
The iconic Blue Man Group is closing its nearly 30-year run at Chicago’s Briar Street Theatre. The groundbreaking show, known for its unique blend of music, comedy, and multimedia, will bid farewell to Chicago audiences soon.
The White House has launched an inquiry into a Chicago school program designed to support Black students, amid concerns over its implementation and impact. The investigation aims to ensure educational equity and accountability.
Chicago’s recent drop in murders reflects a broader trend seen in many major U.S. cities, according to a leading crime data analyst. The decline signals shifting dynamics in urban crime patterns, WBEZ Chicago reports.
Vocal unveils the top 20 SEO companies in Chicago for 2025, spotlighting industry leaders driving digital growth. These firms excel in boosting online visibility and delivering measurable results for local businesses.
Chicago Sports Network announced the launch of On Tap Sports Net, a direct-to-consumer streaming service offering live games, exclusive content, and local sports coverage, aiming to enhance fan access and engagement.
Hundreds protested nationwide against former President Trump, targeting civil rights and a GOP-backed bill. Demonstrators voiced concerns over voting rights and equality, marking a significant wave of organized opposition.
National Guard and Marines have been deployed to Los Angeles amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, Chicago prepares for a major anti-ICE protest this Tuesday, highlighting growing nationwide unrest over immigration policies.
Former President Donald Trump and Senate candidate JD Vance are both scheduled for appearances in the Chicago area this week, signaling intensified campaign efforts ahead of key elections, NBC Chicago reports.
Chicago Tribune’s 2024 Fall Arts Guide highlights top picks in movies, music, theater, and more. Discover must-see events and performances shaping the city’s vibrant cultural scene this season.
Chicago Public Schools faces a critical decision as it seeks to balance its budget: implement steep cuts or increase borrowing. The district weighs financial strain alongside the impact on students and staff.
Three people were shot on Chicago’s Northwest Side near the Puerto Rican Festival, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community reels from the violence. No arrests have been made.
Meet Chicago’s last bike messengers, who navigate the city’s streets against all odds. Battling traffic, weather, and digital disruption, they rely on grit and skill to keep the tradition alive.
The Chicago Bears finalized their 2025 NFL draft with key selections aimed at rebuilding their roster. USA Today grades each pick, highlighting strengths and potential impact on the team’s future.
A mass shooting at a Chicago home left 3 dead and 5 injured, with no arrests made. Authorities described the incident as “heinously terrible” as the investigation continues.
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese receives a surprising low ranking from Candace Parker in Sports Illustrated’s latest player evaluations, sparking debate over the young star’s impact on the WNBA court.
Former President Trump commuted the sentence of Larry Hoover Sr., founder of a Chicago gang, following lobbying efforts by rapper Ye. The move sparked debate over criminal justice and public safety.
























