Two ratings agencies have downgraded the city of Chicago and kept their negative outlooks intact, citing the city’s back-to-back budget shortfalls since 2023.

Each winter, Chicago’s annual “You Name a Snowplow” contest brings out the creative, the cutesy, the sentimental, the painfully punny. This year, the clear winner is political.

Angel Reese will soon be honing her craft in one of the WNBA’s best facilities. The Chicago Sky unveiled their plans for a brand new state-of-the-art practice facility back in July 2024.

Tryst Hospitality has announced plans for The Tryst Chicago, a boutique gay luxury hotel proposed for the US city's Northalsted neighbourhood.

CHICAGO — Chicagoans will head to the polls March 17 to vote in the 2026 primary election. Neighbors will vote for congressional and gubernatorial candidates, among other races. 1. Check Your Registration: You need to be registered to vote. You can check if you’re registered online.

A 37-year-old woman has been charged after allegedly crashing into a teen on a scooter Wednesday on the city's Southwest Side and leaving the scene, Chicago police said Thursday.

Chicago’s wildest concert series is returning this summer—with a roar, naturally. Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s annual Roaring Nights brings two jam-packed weekends of music to the animal kingdom, pairing a pleasantly nostalgic lineup—Melissa Etheridge, Blues Traveler and Nelly—with the possibility of locking eyes with a lion on your way to grab a beer.

The Chicago Bears are reportedly getting trade interest in Gervon Dexter Jr., creating an intriguing decision for Ryan Poles this offseason.