Chicago

Patriots Face Giants Minus Two Starters on Offensive Line

The New England Patriots haven’t faced much adversity this season, but they will on Monday night when they host the…

2 months ago

Chicago Designates Historic Bankers Building a Landmark

The Chicago City Council has officially designated the Bankers Building, also known as the Clark Adams Building, as a city…

2 months ago

Starbucks Strike Expands as Workers Press for Contract

Thousands of baristas at nearly 100 Starbucks locations are on strike this holiday season, picketing for a contract in what…

2 months ago

CTA Attack Spurs Renewed Demands for Transit Safety Reform

A brutal attack at one of Chicago’s busiest transit hubs has reignited concerns about safety on the city’s public transportation…

3 months ago

Chicago Fire Names Zinckernagel MVP in 2025 Awards

Chicago Fire FC has announced its 2025 Team Award winners, recognizing Philip Zinckernagel as Most Valuable Player, Jack Elliott as…

3 months ago

Maryland’s Coit Eyes Momentum After Historic 41-Point Game

David Coit delivered one of the top-scoring performances in Maryland basketball history in just his fifth game with the program,…

3 months ago

Avalanche Edge Blackhawks 1–0; NHL Sunday Roundup

Cale Makar scored in the second period, and Scott Wedgewood delivered a 22-save shutout as the visiting Colorado Avalanche edged…

3 months ago

Chicago Parks to Receive $32M in TIF-Funded Upgrades

Five improvement projects within the Chicago Park District will receive more than $32 million in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) support…

3 months ago

Chicago Hounds Extend Mason Flesch Through 2026 Season

The Chicago Hounds announced that flanker Mason Flesch has signed a contract extension that will keep him with the club…

3 months ago

Feld Earns Michelin Star as Chicago Dining Scene Shifts

Chicago’s Ukrainian Village neighborhood is celebrating a new culinary milestone. Feld, a farm-to-table restaurant that opened in 2024, earned its…

3 months ago

Women’s Pro Baseball League to Debut in 2026 in Illinois

The Women’s Professional Baseball League announced it will play its inaugural season in 2026 at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield,…

3 months ago

Chicago Awards $6M to Support 300 Arts Nonprofits in 2025

More than 300 nonprofit arts and culture organizations across Chicago will receive over $6 million in general operating support through…

3 months ago

NBA Roundup: Jazz Win 2OT Thriller; Celtics Edge Clippers

Utah’s Lauri Markkanen delivered another dominant outing on Sunday night, dropping 47 points as the Jazz outlasted the Chicago Bulls…

3 months ago

Chicago Joins ‘Rockin’ Eve’ With First Central Countdown

For the first time, Chicago will serve as a live broadcast location for “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve”, producers…

3 months ago

Chicago Weighs Return of Corporate Head Tax

Chicago officials are revisiting a once-abandoned policy tool as Mayor Brandon Johnson proposes reinstating a corporate head tax — a…

3 months ago

Chicago Hounds Extend Captain Lucas Rumball’s Contract

The Chicago Hounds have extended the contract of team captain Lucas Rumball for one more year, the club announced Thursday.…

3 months ago

Butler Hosts Chicago State in Tuesday Night Matchup

Butler continues its non-conference schedule Tuesday night as the Bulldogs welcome Chicago State to Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Bulldogs…

3 months ago

U.S. Flight Cuts Deepen Amid Shutdown Staffing Crisis

U.S. airlines were forced to rapidly overhaul schedules and respond to mounting passenger frustration after the Trump administration ordered nationwide…

3 months ago

White Sox Pick Up Luis Robert Jr.’s 2026 Option

The Chicago White Sox announced Tuesday that they have exercised center fielder Luis Robert Jr.’s $20 million club option for…

3 months ago

Chicago Youth Programs Generate $30.9M in Summer Earnings

The Chicago Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) has released its 2025 Summer Youth Impact Report, highlighting the achievements…

3 months ago

Chicago Hounds Extend Mark O’Keeffe Through 2026

The Chicago Hounds have announced the contract extension of veteran wing Mark O’Keeffe, securing him through the 2026 Major League…

3 months ago

Knicks Eye Momentum After Big Win Over Bulls

Impatience can build quickly in a city long hungry for another NBA championship, but on Sunday night, the New York…

3 months ago

Chicago Opens Applications for Heating Repair Aid

The Chicago Department of Housing (DOH) will begin accepting applications for its Emergency Heating Repair Program (EHRP) on November 1,…

3 months ago

O’Hare Marks 70 Years Since First Passenger Flight

Seventy years ago, O’Hare International Airport made aviation history when a Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight departed for Paris —…

3 months ago

Bulls Eye 4-0 Start Against Sacramento Kings

The Chicago Bulls are off to their strongest start in years, opening the season 3-0 for the first time since…

3 months ago

Simone Leigh Curates “Critical Fabulation” at Art Institute

The Art Institute of Chicago has unveiled a new special collection rotation titled Critical Fabulation, curated by Simone Leigh in…

3 months ago

Chicago Figures Remembered: Births and Legacies

This week in Chicago history highlights the lives and contributions of several notable figures whose work shaped the city’s political,…

3 months ago

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