SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jan 7, 2025 Chicago Entrepreneur Recreates Classic CPS Lunchroom Cookies Do you remember those buttery lunchroom cookies? The simple shortbread snack was a staple in hundreds of Chicago public schools; they sold for just a couple of cents for years. Jan 7, 2025 Bears End Disappointing Season on a High With Rare Win Over Packers Chicago Bears fans had high hopes for this season. A No. 1 draft pick quarterback and wins early on had some dreaming of the playoffs. But a 10-game losing streak put an end to those dreams and cost head coach Matt Eberflus his job. Jan 7, 2025 Michael Madigan Takes Stand in His Own Defense at Corruption Trial in Bombshell Move The bombshell decision came Tuesday as the monthslong corruption trial at Chicago’s Dirksen Federal Building is drawing to a close. Jan 7, 2025 Chicago Taxpayers to Pay $87,500 to Settle Lawsuit Claiming Ald. Jim Gardiner Violated First Amendment by Blocking Critics from Official Facebook Page The six plaintiffs will each get $4,000, with the remaining $133,500 covering their legal fees, according to a copy of the settlement agreement obtained by WTTW News. Jan 7, 2025 Key City Panel Advances Measure to Ban Sale of Intoxicating Hemp in 2 Southwest Side Wards If approved by the full City Council, violations of the ordinance could trigger fines of at least $2,000 and no more than $5,000. A final vote on the measure could come at the City Council meeting scheduled for Jan. 15. Jan 7, 2025 Donald Trump Refuses to Rule Out Use of Military Force to Take Control of Greenland and the Panama Canal Speaking to reporters less than two weeks before he takes office on Jan. 20 and as a delegation of aides and advisers that includes Donald Trump Jr. is in Greenland, Trump left open the use of the American military to secure both territories. Trump’s intention marks a rejection of decades of U.S. policy that has prioritized self-determination over territorial expansion. Jan 7, 2025 Biden Administration Bans Unpaid Medical Bills From Appearing On Credit Reports. What That Means for Consumers One in five Americans have at least one medical debt collection account on their credit reports, and over half of collection entries on credit reports are for medical debts. Jan 7, 2025 From Goat Food to Fish Cribs, Give Your Live Christmas Tree a Second Life by Recycling It’s time to un-deck those “live” balsams, Fraser firs and pines. But instead of sending real Christmas trees off to a landfill, there are plenty of recycling options. Jan 7, 2025 Who Are Chicago’s Police Monitors? Team Members Have History With Misconduct Cases, Other Controversies The independent monitoring teams for Chicago's police consent decree include former police brass who have previously been involved in consent decrees and reform efforts across the country. Despite their professional credentials, some members have documented histories of misconduct that might complicate the long-running effort. Jan 7, 2025 Eagle Watching Events Kick Off This Weekend as the Nation’s Bird Makes Itself at Home in Illinois for the Winter More than 3,000 bald eagles make their home in Illinois during the coldest months of the year, the largest population of wintering bald eagles in the continental U.S., according to state wildlife officials. Jan 7, 2025 Cure the Post-Holiday Spending Blues With Free Days at Brookfield Zoo Admission to Brookfield Zoo is free through Feb. 27 on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Jan 6, 2025 Mayor Brandon Johnson Defends School Board’s Decision to Fire CEO Pedro Martinez In his first interview since the CPS board voted unanimously to terminate Martinez, Johnson said the current board members were carrying out his vision for the nation’s fourth-largest school district. Jan 6, 2025 Jan. 6, 2025 - Full Show One on one with Mayor Brandon Johnson on the future of Chicago Public Schools and more. Jan 6, 2025 First US Bird Flu Death is Announced in Louisiana Health officials have said the person was older than 65, had underlying medical problems and had been in contact with sick and dead birds in a backyard flock. Jan 6, 2025 Congress Certifies Donald Trump Won the Election in Stark Contrast to the 2021 Violence WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress certified President-elect Donald Trump as the winner of the 2024 election in proceedings t Load More Thanks to our sponsors: