Era Patterson Appointed to Lead Chicago’s Office of Public Safety Administration On Tuesday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the appointment…
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has begun activating a new wave of automated speed enforcement cameras across the city,…
Mayor Brandon Johnson joined city officials, Indigenous leaders, and housing advocates for the groundbreaking of the Jigzibik affordable housing complex…
Chicago Fire FC and Atlanta United FC battled to a 2-2 draw at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Wednesday night, marking a…
Chicago Fire FC endured a narrow 2–1 defeat to San Diego FC on Saturday evening at Soldier Field, despite a…
The Minnesota Twins will attempt to complete a three-game sweep of the Chicago Cubs on Thursday afternoon, wrapping up the…
Warm Weather Brings More Bug Bites—Here’s What You Need to KnowAs Chicagoans embrace the outdoors during summer, the increase in…
The Toronto Blue Jays extended their winning streak to 10 games Tuesday night with a 6–1 rain-shortened win over the…
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese heads back to the WNBA All-Star Game in 2025, securing her placeamong the league’s elite for…
Mayor Brandon Johnson, the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT), and Lyft have announced a set of improvements to the Divvy…
What began as a lively evening in a bustling Chicago neighborhood known for its restaurants andnightlife turned into chaos late…
The Chicago Sky has entered a groundbreaking partnership with Moonshot, a company specializing in countering digital threats using technologies developed…
Chicago Fire FC II has been named the MLS NEXT Pro Team of Matchweek 16, following strong performances that extended…
A major infrastructure improvement has begun in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood, where the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) and the…
Chicago Fire FC winger Philip Zinckernagel has been named to the MLS Team of the Matchday for Matchday 21 following…
More than 5,200 jobs have been lost and over 100 restaurants have closed in Chicago since the city began phasing…
The Department of Education recently approved a $60 million increase for charter schools, raising their federal support to $500 million…
Chicago Fire FC edged out Charlotte FC with a 3–2 victory on Saturday at Soldier Field, wrapping up a three-game…
Universal Destinations & Experiences, a division of Comcast NBCUniversal, has unveiled plans to open a second location of its Universal…
A new study from Chicago’s Field Museum sheds light on how city life is actively shaping the evolution of local…
Le Piano, a popular jazz club in Rogers Park, has been fined $5,000 by the City of Chicago after a…
Chicago Fire FC II continued its strong mid-season form with a 3-1 victory over Inter Miami CF II on Wednesday…
Chicago Fire FC will launch the second half of its 2025 Major League Soccer season with a high-stakes home game…
The Art Institute of Chicago will debut Pixy Liao: Relationship Material on July 26, 2025, offering audiences a unique look…
Chicago Fire FC has added another major name to its 2025 Summer Concert Series lineup: Chance the Rapper will perform…
Construction crews have begun installing raised crosswalks and intersections along Damen Avenue, part of a larger resurfacing project by the…
The Chicago Sky are gearing up for a highly anticipated rematch against the Atlanta Dream on Sunday, June 22. This…
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