Shootings and homicides in Chicago down from historic highs of past years, but overall crime still up Homicides have dropped 16% through July, and the number of people shot has fallen 20%. Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 1, 2022
Simeon’s Malik Elzy, Kenwood’s Kahlil Tate make college decisions The Public League’s top two senior football recruits are off the board. Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 1, 2022
Darren Bailey struggling to win over former Richard Irvin supporters in governor’s race Ken Griffin said he was “all in” to beat Gov. J.B. Pritzker, but after Griffin’s chosen candidate Richard Irvin lost the GOP primary, the hedge-fund billionaire is out. And Republican nominee Darren Bailey is struggling to win over others who supported his vanquished rival, WBEZ and the Chicago… Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 1, 2022
‘Where are our helmets?’ Football practice starts in a week and Morgan Park has just one helmet Mustangs coach Chris James has no idea when his reconditioned helmets will be returned. Football practice starts Aug. 8. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 31, 2022
Lollapalooza 2022: Day 4 photo gallery The final day of the festival at Grant Park is headlined by Green Day and BTS member J-Hope. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 31, 2022
Changing careers to boost health at BIÂN Employees at the exclusive health and lifestyle club changed their own lives before helping you change yours. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 31, 2022
Keep working to transform the Chicago River’s South Branch A new $1 million in federal funding will help restore habitat, including along Bubbly Creek. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 31, 2022
Kreutz Confirms He’s Out at NBC Sports Chicago After CHGO Incident The six-time Pro Bowler previously worked on the ‘Football Aftershow’ where he provided analysis of the Bears. Sports Illustrated · Jul 30, 2022
Lollapalooza Day 3 reviews: Willow shows she’s ready for rock opera Also check out our takes on J. Cole, Tomorrow x Together, Idles, Prentiss, Dannylux, Hinds, Larry June, Grabbitz Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022
Lollapalooza 2022: Day 3 photo gallery On a day featuring Tomorrow x Together, Willow and J. Cole, here’s a look at the performances and the fans at Grant Park. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022
Alan Williams: ‘There is no job better’ than running Bears’ ‘D’ But for a bumpy two seasons calling plays for the Vikings, the Bears’ new coordinator has always been a position coach. He knows the opportunity that awaits him. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022
Veteran prosecutor slams Kim Foxx in blistering resignation letter: ‘Zero confidence’ in her leadership James Murphy, a longtime assistant state’s attorney, zeroed in on many of the issues that have made Foxx a target for opponents, arguing she’s gone easy on some defendants accused of violent crime. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022
Saturday’s doubleheader only part of Fire-Red Stars relationship Beyond the games, Red Stars executive Vicky Lynch called the Fire-Red Stars connection mutually beneficial. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022
Polling Place: Should taxpayers contribute to a state-of-the-art stadium for the Bears? This Bears move, assuming it happens, is bound to rip open quite the can of worms. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022 Pushing for ‘closure’ after trauma can be harmful to those who are grieving It is not the mere concept of closure that is a problem. The language of closure can often create confusion and false hope for those experiencing loss.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022 Mental health programs for our first responders must be improved, expanded More than ever, the first responders who are putting their lives at risk to protect us are themselves in need of a lifeline.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 29, 2022 Lollapalooza 2022: Day 2 photo gallery On a day featuring Machine Gun Kelly and Dua Lipa, here’s a look at the performances and the fans at Grant Park.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 29, 2022 Pritzker wins state party leadership battle after U.S. Rep. Kelly exits, clearing path for state Rep. Hernandez The issue is whether a federal office holder should be the state party chair, because federal rules limit the ability of a member of Congress to do substantial fundraising for state level races. “If you look over the last 16 months, you see it hasn’t worked,” Pritzker said Friday, before…
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 29, 2022 Picture Chicago: This week’s can’t miss photos Music strikes a chord with Chicago as visits from Chris Stapleton and Roger Waters, along with the start of Lollapalooza, fill the air.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 29, 2022 Wicker Park bar loses appeal of 6-month shutdown order issued after patron opened fire from across street shortly after leaving An administrative law judge agreed that the owner of the Point could not have “reasonably anticipated” the actions of the patron — but he still backed the city.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 27, 2022 CPS board rejects move to fire teachers for encouraging students’ environmental activism Two George Washington High School teachers who led protests against General Iron’s move to the Southeast Side will get warnings from the district instead.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 27, 2022 Google’s Thompson Center deal, Highland Park suspect indicted on another 110 counts and more in your Chicago news roundup Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 27, 2022 A ‘very scary moment’ — City Council member recalls her abortion at 19 “It was really hard for me as a very young person to figure out where to go ... or what was the guidance that I needed,” Ald. Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez said Wednesday, as she and others touted a proposed ordinance to strengthen abortion protections and and support in Chicago.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 27, 2022 Paddleboarder with disabilities crosses Lake Michigan, rewards himself with deep dish pizza Mike Shoreman arrived at North Avenue Beach on Wednesday as part of a quest to paddle across all five Great Lakes to raise money for mental health programs. Willis Tower served as his a beacon.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 27, 2022 Chicago food pantries are serving more people but seeing fewer volunteers As inflation sends prices higher, food pantries across Chicago worry the increased demand will tax their shrinking pool of helpers.