Chicago takes center stage as Democrats converge for key meetings, dubbed the ‘Hollywood of politics.’ The city buzzes with strategy, speeches, and high-stakes maneuvering ahead of upcoming elections.
Chicago offers a vibrant lineup from April 3-9, featuring art exhibits, live music, and theater performances. Discover top events and must-see happenings in the city’s dynamic spring scene.
Crain’s Chicago Business invites readers to a vital discussion on education in Chicago. This editorial explores key challenges and opportunities, urging community engagement to shape the city’s educational future.
Kemonte Rice has been charged in the deadly shooting of Tawon Tribble on West 65th Place, Chicago police report. The incident remains under investigation as authorities seek justice.
A year after filing for bankruptcy, Oberweis Dairy is making a strong comeback. The Illinois-based company is launching a major expansion, signaling renewed growth and confidence in its future.
On Earth Day, NBC 5 Chicago highlights how the city’s sports stadiums are adopting green initiatives—from solar panels to waste reduction—to promote sustainability and reduce their environmental impact.
The FBI has surrounded a Chicago home linked to the suspected gunman involved in the Jewish Museum shooting in Washington, D.C. Authorities are conducting a search as the investigation continues.
Chicago Jewish leaders have strongly condemned the shooting involving Israeli Embassy staffers, urging calm and justice. The incident underscores ongoing tensions and calls for peaceful resolution, NewsNation reports.
Chicago-area voters can follow Tuesday’s election results live on NBC 5 Chicago. Coverage includes real-time updates, key races, and analysis to keep viewers informed throughout the night.
A new entertainment concept is set to transform the former Lawry’s space in Chicago, promising a fresh dining and social experience. Details on the venture and opening timeline will be unveiled soon.
Chicago Public Schools has put 20 properties up for bid, aiming to sell underutilized buildings to generate revenue and streamline facilities. The district invites offers as part of ongoing budget and space optimization efforts.
A woman was fatally stabbed on Balmoral Avenue in Budlong Woods, Chicago. Police have taken a man into custody in connection with the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the deadly attack.
Chicago’s working-class communities are embracing alternative wealth-building models, from cooperative businesses to community investment funds, seeking economic growth and financial stability amid traditional market challenges.
The Chicago Bears have secured offensive lineman Joe Thuney with a two-year contract extension, strengthening their offensive front. Thuney’s leadership and versatility are key assets for the team’s lineup moving forward.
Chicago Bears rookie eager to turn draft-day “snub” into motivation, aiming for a breakout season. The young talent seeks to prove critics wrong and make a strong impact in Chicago’s lineup.
Chicago-born Robert Prevost has made history as the first-ever American Pope. The announcement was celebrated worldwide, marking a significant milestone for the Catholic Church. Stay tuned for more updates on NBC 5 Chicago.
WATCH: Mayors of Boston, Chicago, Denver, and NYC testify before Congress on sanctuary city policies, addressing their impact on public safety and federal immigration enforcement. Coverage by PBS.
Discover vibrant Black art and culture in Chicago with Choose Chicago. From galleries to festivals, the city celebrates rich heritage and creativity, offering visitors a dynamic cultural experience.
In Chicago’s first-ever elected school board race, voters chose candidates focused on equity and student success. The new board aims to reshape district policies and improve educational outcomes starting 2024.
A 24-year-old man was fatally shot in Chicago’s Mayfair neighborhood, police reported. The incident remains under investigation. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.