A 39-year-old man was critically injured in a stabbing on South Cicero Avenue near the West Side CTA Blue Line station, officials reported. Authorities are investigating the incident that unfolded late Tuesday night.
Illinois legislation aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in-state advances but faces significant challenges. Lawmakers debate funding and stadium issues as fans and officials push to secure the team’s future in Illinois.
All eyes are on Buona Beef as the iconic Chicago restaurant expands into new territory, signaling ambitious growth. The move could reshape the local dining scene and boost the brand’s Midwest footprint.
Former President Donald Trump announced he is pausing efforts to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago and other cities. The decision follows ongoing debates over federal intervention in local law enforcement.
Chicago is on track to close 2025 with its lowest homicide count in years, following a significant 30% drop compared to previous periods, city officials report. Efforts on crime reduction are showing promising results.
A new documentary by WSIU shines a spotlight on Chuck Bowen, a pivotal figure in Chicago’s Black political leadership, tracing his impact on the city’s civil rights and community activism.
South Suburbs families can explore 20 fun holiday events for kids this season-from festive craft fairs to Santa meet-and-greets. Chicago Parent highlights activities sure to spark holiday cheer for all ages.
A New York City school leader is a finalist for Chicago Public Schools’ top job after Denver’s chief announced he will remain in his current role, WBEZ Chicago reports. The CPS board now weighs its leadership options.
The FBI partners with local law enforcement to tackle violent crime through resource sharing, joint investigations, and rapid response teams, enhancing public safety and community trust, WTTW reports.
The Chicago Bulls are entering a new era as the recent roster reset signals a full rebuild. With key departures and fresh talent, the team aims to reshape its future and regain competitiveness in the NBA.
Chicago home prices remained steady in January as sales plunged sharply, signaling a cooling market. Experts attribute the slowdown to rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, impacting buyer activity.
The Chicago Bears held their 2026 Combine meetings, evaluating top prospects across positions. Key prospects met with the team hint at potential targets as they shape their draft strategy. Stay tuned for updates.
ICE agents reportedly detained a woman at a Domestic Violence Courthouse in Chicago, according to witnesses. The incident has raised concerns over immigrant safety at sensitive legal venues. CBS News is following the story.
Bovino expressed frustration over a directive to conduct “targeted operations” in Chicago, citing concerns about community trust and effectiveness. The mandate aims to address rising crime, but tensions remain high.
February in Chicago comes alive with vibrant theater productions, dynamic dance performances, and immersive art exhibits. Discover the city’s top cultural highlights in Modern Luxury’s definitive event guide.
Illinois after-school programs and parent services face uncertainty as lawsuits challenge Trump administration funding cuts. The legal battle leaves key community supports in limbo, impacting families statewide.
Chicago reports a 30% drop in homicides in 2025, marking the fewest murders in a year since 1965. The significant decline highlights ongoing efforts to improve city safety, CBS News reports.
Bears jerseys, hats, and gear are flying off shelves at Chicago sports retailers, igniting a shopper frenzy as the city rallies behind its team. Demand surges amid a hopeful season kickoff, boosting local sales.
Chicago is witnessing a mini wave of apartment buildings converting to condos, as developers respond to shifting market demands. The trend signals growing buyer interest and potential shifts in the city’s housing landscape.
An appeals court has temporarily blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago, halting the city’s request amid ongoing legal disputes. The decision pauses federal assistance as authorities address public safety concerns.