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Illinois congressional candidate INDICTED over her role in anti-ICE protests

Illinois congressional candidate INDICTED over her role in anti-ICE protests

Kat Abughazaleh, a 26-year-old Illinois congressional candidate, was indicted for assaulting and conspiring to impede ICE officers during a September protest outside a Chicago-area ICE facility. Prosecutors claim Abughazaleh and others surrounded...

Owner:  Mike Adams
Vintage Chicago Tribune: Remembering the macabre Whitechapel Club from the 1890s

Vintage Chicago Tribune: Remembering the macabre Whitechapel Club from the 1890s

You’ve probably heard of H.H. Holmes — “The Devil in the White City, according to Erik Larson’s 2003 novel” — Chicago’s reported first serial killer who murdered young women during the World’s Fair of 1893. Three years earlier — when the city was...

Owner:  Randall D. Smith & Heath Freeman
US Chicago Tribune Harrison Ford recalls first encounters with nature in Chicago during visit to receive environmental activism award
Things to do in Chicago this weekend — Balloon Museum, Haunted Halsted Parade, The Other Art Fair
5 Movies About Nuclear War to Watch After A House of Dynamite

5 Movies About Nuclear War to Watch After A House of Dynamite

A House of Dynamite is now streaming on Netflix, and there are other great movies about nuclear war to watch afterwards. Directed by Academy Award winner Kathryn Bigelow, A House of Dynamite chronicles the crisis within the United States...

Owner:  Sam Savage
Illinois Wesleyan Names Bob Baker as Head Coach for New Men’s Bowling Team
Harrison Ford recalls first encounters with nature in Chicago during visit to receive environmental activism award

Harrison Ford recalls first encounters with nature in Chicago during visit to receive environmental activism award

On a quiet day at a pond near his childhood home in Morton Grove, a teenage Harrison Ford went down to the water looking for frogs to hunt and rocks to collect. He was alone, but after a while, the air shifted with a new presence. He looked up to...

Owner:  Randall D. Smith & Heath Freeman
Morgan Wallen bringing upcoming tour to Chicago in 2026

Morgan Wallen bringing upcoming tour to Chicago in 2026

Country music star Morgan Wallen has announced a new tour and it will make a stop at a major Chicago stadium in 2026. The singer, who was among the most nominated artists for the 2025 Country Music Association Awards, revealed his "Still the...

Owner:  Comcast Corporation
Country music superstar announces tour with stops at some of the largest stadiums in the U.S.

Country music superstar announces tour with stops at some of the largest stadiums in the U.S.

Morgan Wallen, one of country music’s biggest stars, announced Thursday the Still the Problem tour, which will kick off this spring and run into the summer with 23 shows in 12 cities across the country. The tour features mostly two-night stops...

Owner:  Newhouse Family
The Confluence: The Making of a Radical Chicago Activist

The Confluence: The Making of a Radical Chicago Activist

The protest began on principle. It came in the aftermath of a great controversy concerning America’s freedom of speech: a proposed Nazi march in Skokie. The Nazis’ right to march, which united free speech advocates from Ayn Rand to the American...

Owner:  Non-Transparent
People Who Leave Illinois Are Going To These 3 States The Most

People Who Leave Illinois Are Going To These 3 States The Most

“If you’re the last one left in Illinois, do us a favor and turn out the lights and lock the door on your way out.” I actually saw those words last week on the back window of the vehicle in front of me at a stoplight. You've probably heard the old...

Owner:  Townsquare Media
People Who Leave Illinois Are Going To These 3 States The Most

People Who Leave Illinois Are Going To These 3 States The Most

“If you’re the last one left in Illinois, do us a favor and turn out the lights and lock the door on your way out.” I actually saw those words last week on the back window of the vehicle in front of me at a stoplight. You've probably heard the old...

Owner:  Townsquare Media
Latest Illinois proposal for transit funding shot down by governor

Latest Illinois proposal for transit funding shot down by governor

A Metra BNSF train arrives in Hinsdale, Ill., on Oct. 5, 2025. A bill introduced in the state legislature to address funding for Metra and Chicago’s other transit agencies has been shot down by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — A new...

Owner:  Craig Fuller
Aura helped build Chicago’s famous horn-rock sound

Aura helped build Chicago’s famous horn-rock sound

Credit: Steve Krakow for Chicago Reader Since 2005 Plastic Crimewave (aka Steve Krakow) has used the Secret History of Chicago Music to shine a light on worthy artists with Chicago ties who’ve been forgotten, underrated, or never noticed in the...

Owner:  The Reader Institute for Community Journalism
View from New Zealand: Huge pay day the main reason All Blacks are facing Ireland in Chicago
The 13 Best Horror TV Shows of the '70s: 'Night Gallery' to 'Kolchak' and 'Salem's Lot'

The 13 Best Horror TV Shows of the '70s: 'Night Gallery' to 'Kolchak' and 'Salem's Lot'

In the 1970s, horror made the shift from movie theaters into America’s living rooms. You didn’t need a ticket or a midnight show; all you needed was a TV set, a couple of channels and the nerve to sit through whatever nightmare the networks had...

Owner:  Anthony Melchiorre
Media Insider: Kiwi journalist duped by ‘imposter’ ex-New York mayor; All Blacks peel back curtain for top US media; DDB agency faces axe; Three News loses top boss to TVNZ
Can Connor Cover? A Sports Trick-Or-Treat Just In Time For Halloween

Can Connor Cover? A Sports Trick-Or-Treat Just In Time For Halloween

Connor A. McCann I’ve long said that right behind Christmas, Halloween is my favorite holiday. The crispness in the air as the weather cools down and fall sets in. The incredibly unhealthy amount of candy that I get to consume and feel less bad...

Owner:  Williams Family
Illinois Treasurer commits $50 million to aid unpaid federal workers

Illinois Treasurer commits $50 million to aid unpaid federal workers

(WAND) — Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs is committing $50 million to fund zero-interest and low-interest loans to unpaid federal workers during the government shutdown. An estimated 153,000 federal employees live and work in Illinois,...

Owner:  Allan Block
United is capitalizing on the growing link between fashion and football

United is capitalizing on the growing link between fashion and football

The tunnels of major sports venues have come to be known as fashion runways. For its latest campaign, United Airlines is turning tarmacs into very literal runways for athletes. United, which serves as the official airline for eight NFL teams,...

Owner:  Mathias Döpfner & Friede Springer

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