Chicago faith leaders gathered to address the presence of ICE in their communities, expressing concerns over its impact on immigrant families. The discussion highlights ongoing tensions and calls for compassionate policies.
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The Chicago Bulls have new motivation to continue rebuilding as recent developments signal stronger future draft prospects. This boost adds momentum to their tanking strategy, aiming for long-term success.
Trump news at a glance: Anxiety mounts in Chicago as Trump announces plans to deploy troops amid unrest. Meanwhile, US postal traffic plummets 80%, raising concerns about mail service disruptions, reports The Guardian.
Suburban fans erupted in joy as Team USA clinched the gold medal over Canada in women’s hockey. NBC 5 Chicago captures the thrilling celebration of the local community’s pride and excitement.
UPDATE: The Department of Homeland Security has deployed special operations units to Chicago following multiple violent attacks on federal law enforcement by domestic terrorists, aiming to restore order and enhance security.
Bulls coach Wes Unseld Jr. explained the benching of Jaden Ivey during their loss to the Raptors, citing strategic adjustments and performance factors as key reasons behind the move.
U.S. women’s hockey and figure skater Alysa Liu are set to captivate audiences during a pivotal day at the Olympics, showcasing skill and determination on the global stage. NBC 5 Chicago will provide full coverage.
Images reveal the latest progress on the SOM-designed skyscraper at Chicago’s notorious Spire site. The striking new development marks a key step in transforming the long-vacant lot.
A US federal judge has imposed new restrictions on ICE’s use of force during enforcement actions in Chicago, citing concerns over civil rights violations and urging greater accountability within the agency.
Federal agents allegedly taunted a Chicago woman to “do something” before fatally shooting her, her attorney claims. The incident has sparked calls for an investigation into law enforcement conduct.
A UIC professor is leveraging advanced technology to enhance the training of Team USA figure skaters. By analyzing motion and optimizing performance, this innovative approach aims to boost athletes’ competitive edge.
A new exhibit at Chicago’s cultural center highlights the vital role of Mexican railroad workers in shaping the city’s history. The display features stories, artifacts, and photos honoring their enduring impact.
Belmont Tavern in Chicago revitalizes a historic Polish dive bar, blending nostalgic ambiance with craft cocktails. The revival pays homage to the neighborhood’s heritage while offering a fresh dining experience.
Ranking the Bears’ top needs for the 2026 offseason, A to Z Sports examines whether Chicago should prioritize free agency or the NFL Draft to build a championship contender. Key positions analyzed for strategic moves ahead.
Former President Trump is reportedly planning major immigration enforcement operations in Chicago next week, similar to those recently conducted in Los Angeles, according to DHS sources cited by CBS News.
Team USA made history in curling at the Winter Olympics with a groundbreaking win. Discover how this achievement inspires local interest and where you can try curling in the Chicago area, as featured on WTTW Chicago.
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected former President Trump’s request to send National Guard troops to Chicago, denying his bid to intervene amid rising violence. The decision limits federal involvement in local law enforcement.
A federal judge has imposed strict limits on immigration agents’ use of force against protesters, media, and clergy in Chicago, aiming to protect constitutional rights during demonstrations, WTTW reports.
Good news, lovebirds: Chicago has been named home to 25 of the best wedding venues in the U.S., according to Time Out Worldwide. The city’s top spots offer diverse settings for unforgettable celebrations.
At least seven people were killed and three others injured in weekend shootings across Chicago, police reported. The Chicago Police Department continues to investigate the incidents as efforts to curb violence intensify.