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Even before his inauguration on January 20, President Trump’s “immigration crackdown” in Chicago was already making headlines. By the end

As the Chicago Bears reflect on another disappointing season, the franchise hopes to make a big play off the field:

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is at a critical juncture. Ridership has only recovered to two-thirds of pre-pandemic levels. Violent crime on the system continues to be high. And the agency is hurtling toward a fiscal cliff of around $730 million annually when federal pandemic-relief funding runs out in early 2026.

Chicago is one of only two major U.S. cities without a city charter. Instead, the 1970 Illinois Constitution designates Chicago as a home rule unit, which gives the city freedom to settle municipal issues, such as the ability to tax, license, incur debt and create laws.

In a towering 234-foot museum at the heart of the Obama Presidential Center, words from Barack Obama’s Selma address will

In early October, all seven members of Chicago’s Board of Education announced their resignation. The mass departure follows rising tensions

This July, the City of Chicago sued Glock Inc for endangering Chicagoans by selling their easily modifiable pistols through irresponsible retailers.

“When I was a baby, I got my ears pierced at the Mega Mall and now it doesn’t exist, which

During the Primary Election on March 19th, just over half of Chicago voters struck down the highly disputed Bring Chicago

This article was originally written by: Julius Dorsey On Nov. 15, 2023, the Chicago City Council approved Mayor Brandon Johnson’s

This article was originally written by: Eva Herrick Since his election in April, Brandon Johnson’s biggest challenge as the new

This article was originally written by: Robert Hlatki A progressive and a moderate Democrat are sparring again in Chicago. This

This article was originally written by: Chelsea Seifer The first Republican Presidential Debate took place on August 23rd, at Fiserv

This article was originally written by: Camille Cypher Content warning: This article includes mentions of police brutality.  In 1991, Coston

This article was originally written by: Adam Sachs On May 15, Brandon Johnson was inaugurated as the 57th Mayor of

This article was originally written by: Adam Sachs On May 11, a Save-A-Lot grocery store opened in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood,

This article was originally written by: Molly Morrow Chad Williams, former civilian commanding officer of the Chicago Police Department’s (CPD)

This article was originally written by: Maggie Rivera On January 4, 2022, two days after Chicago Public Schools (CPS) students