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The videos, released weeks after U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis’ historic order limiting agents' use of force, offer a f...
11/29/2025

The videos, released weeks after U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis’ historic order limiting agents' use of force, offer a firsthand look at flashpoint incidents from suburban Broadview, and Chicago's Little Village and East Side neigborhoods.

Nationwide, small business owners expect nearly 20% of their annual revenue to come from the Small Business Saturday wee...
11/29/2025

Nationwide, small business owners expect nearly 20% of their annual revenue to come from the Small Business Saturday weekend.

Days after his 14-year-old son Armani Floyd was killed in a Loop shooting, Ulysses Floyd Sr. distributed over 50 turkeys...
11/28/2025

Days after his 14-year-old son Armani Floyd was killed in a Loop shooting, Ulysses Floyd Sr. distributed over 50 turkeys in Roseland as part of his nonprofit's violence prevention work.

City officials surprised vendors at Chicago’s most popular holiday market by imposing new crowd restrictions just hours ...
11/28/2025

City officials surprised vendors at Chicago’s most popular holiday market by imposing new crowd restrictions just hours before it opened last Friday.

Philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott donated a $10 million unrestricted gift to the George M. Pullman Educational F...
11/28/2025

Philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott donated a $10 million unrestricted gift to the George M. Pullman Educational Foundation, which seeks to provide Cook County students with access to higher education.

The nonprofit organization supports access to higher education for Cook County students.

Customers and employees pinned the lower turnout on online shopping, continued fear of federal immigration arrests, tari...
11/28/2025

Customers and employees pinned the lower turnout on online shopping, continued fear of federal immigration arrests, tariffs and a lack of good deals.

Rick Castro Jr., who goes by the artist name Gnome174, has been painting and repainting the alley near South Wolcott and...
11/28/2025

Rick Castro Jr., who goes by the artist name Gnome174, has been painting and repainting the alley near South Wolcott and South Blue Island avenues since 1995.

In an ironic twist, the Commission on Chicago Landmarks next month will weigh granting preliminary landmark status for 3...
11/28/2025

In an ironic twist, the Commission on Chicago Landmarks next month will weigh granting preliminary landmark status for 30 N. LaSalle St. for which Sullivan's masterpiece was sacrificed.

According to multiple sources, the Illinois High School Association high school football state championships will not be...
11/28/2025

According to multiple sources, the Illinois High School Association high school football state championships will not be played at Illinois State University's Hancock Stadium on Saturday.

Chicago's winter parking ban covers 107 miles of main streets from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. through April 1, with violators towe...
11/28/2025

Chicago's winter parking ban covers 107 miles of main streets from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. through April 1, with violators towed and charged a minimum $150 fee, a $60 ticket and daily storage costs.

A man allegedly set fire to his home on Thanksgiving Day after an argument with family in north suburban Beach Park.
11/28/2025

A man allegedly set fire to his home on Thanksgiving Day after an argument with family in north suburban Beach Park.

While many of these teen gatherings are peaceful, another recent gathering turned violent, prompting fresh questions abo...
11/28/2025

While many of these teen gatherings are peaceful, another recent gathering turned violent, prompting fresh questions about how to keep everyone safe, alternatives for teens and what parents should do.

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