5 things to know ahead of Bears vs. Broncos in Week 4 The Bears and Broncos will be competing to get their first win of the season. Here are five things to know in Week 4. USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 27, 2023
New ATF boss in Chicago setting up ‘intelligence center’ to solve more gun crimes Christopher Amon is working with the Chicago Police Department to create a Crime Gun Intelligence Center to better trace the history of guns taken off the street. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Englewood man dies after shooting in Chicago Lawn Jewan Vassar, 22, was found with a gunshot wound to the chest about 9:10 p.m. Tuesday. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Gov. Pritzker, Mayor Johnson host fundraiser for Chicago Democratic convention host committee The Chicago host committee fundraising lunch is Thursday at the United Center, where President Joe Biden is expected to be nominated for a second term next August. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Thousands to participate in AIDS Run and Walk Chicago, raise money for local organizations The 32nd annual run and walk Saturday seeks to raise $500,000 to support Chicagoans living with and vulnerable to HIV. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
City Council unanimously confirms Snelling as city’s top cop. Now the hard part. Larry Snelling must confront Chicago’s persistent crime, including an alarming surge of robberies that has residents of several North Side neighborhoods up in arms. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Jasmine Amy Rogers to star in ‘BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical’ world premiere in Chicago Rogers will portray the title character in the new musical set for its pre-Broadway run at the CIBC Theatre. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Bears Week 4 power rankings roundup: Chicago hits rock bottom Following a humiliating defeat to the Chiefs, here's where the Bears stand in the power rankings heading into Week 4. USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 27, 2023
Traffic stops of Black drivers across Illinois at a 20-year high despite law Obama championed The law that then-state Sen. Barack Obama sponsored aimed to collect law enforcement data and reduce racial disparities in police traffic stops but has fallen short, a WBEZ / Investigative Project on Race and Equity has found. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Chicago Park District pays almost $2 million to 3 former lifeguards after misconduct, hazing claims Documents obtained by WBEZ show officials have settled — without full public disclosure — cases of supervisors’ sexual misconduct at the city’s beaches and pools. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
Chicago man gets 10 days imprisonment, 9 months’ probation for role in U.S. Capitol riot Athanasios Zoyganeles pleaded guilty last year to misdemeanor parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 27, 2023
With federal shutdown looming, what does it mean for Chicago and the state? The clock is loudly ticking toward an Oct. 1 deadline. If the shutdown happens, the impact will reverberate across the city and Illinois. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023
Ukrainian artists find respite and inspiration in Chicago through fellowship program Ten artists have come to Chicago through the fellowship sponsored by Chicago sculptor John David Mooney, who said the presentation of their work has helped Americans better understand Ukraine’s rich culture and the impact of the war. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023
Teamsters Local 731, Waste Management agree on 5-year deal The new contract for scandal-scarred Local 731, negotiated with help from union President Sean O’Brien, could set a pattern for other talks with waste haulers in the Chicago area. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 ‘Is Chicago savable?’ GOP congressional hearing in Chicago marked by partisan attacks, false claims The GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee held the hearing at Fraternal Order of Police headquarters to discuss violence in the city.
Zenger · Sep 26, 2023 Kolbe House Jail Ministry: Meeting The Material And Spiritual Needs Of Chicago’s Troubled Cook County Jail Amid violence, overcrowding, and a lack of resources, Kolbe House Jail Ministry provides support and hope to inmates
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 1 in 5 Chicagoans identifies as Mexican, new Census data shows Mexican Independence Day celebrations offer a glimpse of the size and growth of the community in the Chicago area.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 Chicago fishing: Early shoreline coho reports and other seasonal signs are coming in Several signs of the season lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 Should Chicago stay a sanctuary city? Alderman says residents should vote on whether or not to welcome migrants.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 Fall colors in Chicago area expected to peak in mid-October, experts say From the cotton candy-scented katsura to the classic red leaves of the maple, here is where you can find some of the best fall foliage in the Chicago area.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 Catholic Charities Chicago gets $5 million donation from Indianapolis Colts owner The donation from Jim Irsay, a Lincolnwood native, is being given in honor of his late cousin, Sister Joyce Dura, a longtime nun in Chicago.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 26, 2023 10 studs from Chiefs’ Week 3 win vs. Bears Check out which #Chiefs stood out as top performers against the #Bears in Week 3:
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 Interactive mural on West Side aims to coach, inspire next generation of soccer players Tierna Davidson and Alyssa Naeher of the Chicago Red Stars surprised dozens of aspiring USWNT stars during the unveiling of the teaching tool at Intentional Sports in North Austin.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 Work authorization for Venezuelans helps but won’t solve Chicago’s migrant crisis Congress established the Temporary Protected Status program in 1990, with bipartisan support. Now it’s become a political hot potato. President Biden hesitated before expanding TPS for Venezuelan migrants last week.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 26, 2023 As WGA reaches tentative agreement, Chicago writers look forward to getting back to work With an end to the months-long strike in sight, local writers hope the WGA’s success shows that “solidarity works.”