The Athletic topped the 2025 ‘Dollars and Sense’ Chicago sports media survey, outpacing The New York Times. The survey highlights trusted sports coverage and audience engagement in Chicago’s competitive market.
Chicago Police say they will be prepared if Trump deploys the National Guard and ICE strike team to the city. Officials emphasize readiness amid growing concerns over escalating violence.
In Chicago, recent ICE enforcement actions have sparked a surge in political activism. Community groups and advocates are mobilizing to challenge immigration policies and support affected families, fueling local calls for reform.
More than 400 arrests have been made in a recent Chicago-area immigration operation, a top official confirmed. Authorities continue efforts to target individuals violating immigration laws, officials say.
Chicago’s vibrant theatre scene shines in 2025 with 11 must-see shows spotlighted by Choose Chicago. From groundbreaking new works to beloved classics, the city offers an unmissable lineup for all theater lovers.
Chicago Public Schools approved its latest budget despite ongoing deficits linked to hiring nearly 8,000 staff since 2020. The move aims to address educational needs amid financial challenges, reports Illinois Policy.
Chicago officials condemned former President Trump’s threat to send federal agents to the city, urging him to “stay out of our city.” They criticized the move as political posturing amid rising crime concerns.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business offers rigorous undergraduate business courses emphasizing analytical skills, leadership, and innovation, preparing students for dynamic careers in finance, marketing, and management.
The Chicago Bears have identified a new favorite target in their offensive lineup, marking a strategic shift as the season progresses. On Tap Sports Net breaks down how this change is impacting the team’s dynamics.
Residents of Blue City are pleading for former President Trump’s intervention as rising crime rates spark another violent weekend. Community leaders describe the situation as “out of control,” urging urgent federal support.
Cubs rookie Cade Horton is emerging as a top talent but is projected to be snubbed for a major award, Sports Illustrated reports. Despite impressive stats, voters may overlook the promising pitcher this season.
The deployment of troops in Chicago highlights ongoing political tensions, addressing rising violence and public safety concerns. Officials debate the military presence’s impact on community trust and local governance.
Chicago heats up in August 2026 with a lineup of top events, from the Windy City Jazz Festival to immersive art shows and food fairs. Discover must-see happenings curated by Time Out Worldwide.
The Chicago college and career fair offers students with disabilities vital opportunities to explore education and job prospects, opening doors to a more inclusive future and empowering their career ambitions.
A 31-year-old woman was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in Chicago, police confirmed. The CPD is investigating the incident, urging anyone with information to come forward. No suspects have been arrested.
Chicago businesses have hit a 10-year low, with the iconic Magnificent Mile seeing a 50% decline, according to Illinois Policy. Economic challenges and shifting consumer behaviors contribute to the sharp drop in retail activity.
Wyatt Kaiser has signed a new contract with the Chicago Blackhawks, securing his place in the team’s lineup. The defenseman is expected to bolster the Blackhawks’ blue line moving forward.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker urged former President Trump not to visit Chicago amid rising tensions following military deployment in the city. The move follows concerns over escalating violence and political friction.
A former Navy sailor was sentenced to 12 years in prison for plotting a terrorist attack on Naval Station Great Lakes. Authorities foiled the plan, highlighting ongoing security threats at military installations.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker told AP during a city tour that Chicago doesn’t need a National Guard presence, countering former President Trump’s claims of rampant crime. He emphasized ongoing local efforts to improve safety.