SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Sep 22, 2025 Chicagoans’ Right to Compost Could Get a Boost From City Council The Chicago City Council could make it easier for people to keep organic waste out of landfill. Sep 22, 2025 Baby Fish Shed New Light on Health of the Chicago River in First-of-Its-Kind Study The Chicago River has proven itself fit for swimming. But what about raising a family? No one’s ever tallied the number of larval fish in the waterway, until now. Sep 22, 2025 The White House Says It Blocked US Steel’s Decision to Stop Processing Steel at Illinois Plant Earlier this month, Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel said it would stop processing steel slabs at its Granite City Works plant in southern Illinois, just outside St. Louis, and “optimize” its operations by focusing on processing at its Mon Valley Works in Pennsylvania and Gary Works in Indiana. Sep 22, 2025 Longtime Chicago Publisher, Arts Leader Bruce Sagan Dies at 96 The former journalist, who was awarded the National Medal of Arts by President Joe Biden in 2024 for his contributions as an arts leader in Chicago, died at his home Sunday following a brief battle with cancer. Sep 22, 2025 Hundreds of Stars Sign Letter Defending Free Speech After Jimmy Kimmel’s Suspension More than 430 movie, TV and stage stars as well as comedians, directors and writers added their names to an open letter Monday from the American Civil Liberties Union that argues it is “a dark moment for freedom of speech in our nation.” Sep 22, 2025 TikTok’s Algorithm Will Be Controlled by Oracle in the US After Trump-Backed Deal is Completed If completed, the deal will transfer control of TikTok’s U.S. operations to a new joint venture based in the United States, with majority American investors and run by a majority American board of directors, the official said. Sep 22, 2025 ICE Denies Using Excessive Force as Agency Broadens Immigration Arrests in Chicago Area Across the city and surrounding suburbs, other teams were fanning out in support of “Operation Midway Blitz.” It has unleashed President Donald Trump’s mass deportations agenda on a city and state that has had some of the strongest laws preventing local officials from cooperating with immigration enforcement. Sep 19, 2025 Week in Review: Kimmel Suspension Sparks Free Speech Debate; Tear Gas Used Against Broadview Protesters An escalating row over free speech after the suspension of late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel. And tear gas is deployed against protesters outside an ICE facility in Broadview. Sep 19, 2025 ICE Arrests Nearly 550 in Chicago Area as Part of ‘Midway Blitz,’ Officials Say ICE launched its Chicago area operation dubbed “Midway Blitz” on Sept. 8, drawing concern from activists and immigrant communities who say there’s been a noticeable uptick in immigration enforcement agents. Sep 19, 2025 Chicago Man Accused of Killing 2 Israeli Embassy Staffers Was Wearing Body Camera, Prosecutors Say Elias Rodriguez shouted “Free Palestine” during the shooting and then went inside the museum and said, “I did it for Palestine, I did it for Gaza, I am unarmed,” according to court documents. Sep 19, 2025 Nuclear Power, Battery Storage Funding at Center of Energy Policy Debate in Illinois After twice failing to pass an energy reform package this year, lawmakers and renewable energy advocates are aiming to reach a deal in time for a brief legislative session in October. Sep 19, 2025 Kennedy’s Vaccine Advisers Decline to Recommend COVID-19 Shot for All Americans In a series of votes, advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention didn’t specifically recommend vaccination but said people could make individual decisions. Sep 19, 2025 Stewardship Programs Get Boost From Nearly $1M in Illinois DNR Grants The Illinois Department of Natural Resources has announced nearly $1 million in grants to support stewardship activities in natural areas across the state. Organizations in Cook, Lake and McHenry counties were among the recipients. Sep 19, 2025 Sale of Illinois Newspapers Puts New State Law to the Test The law requires Illinois media companies to provide the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, local county government, the company’s employees and any Illinois nonprofit that might be interested in buying the business with 120 days’ notice before the sale happens. Sep 19, 2025 ‘Harder Than Losing in Basketball’: NBA Legend Derrick Rose on His Chess Obsession and How It Could Save Lives On the face of it, playing chess and competing in the NBA couldn’t be farther apart. But it seems there is more that links the two sports than initially meets the eye — just ask NBA legend Derrick Rose. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: