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The Federal Reserve on September 17 voted unanimously to raise its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point, bringing the federal funds rate to
Whole Foods Market has signed a lease to open a new location at 1639 N. Wells Street in Chicago’s Old Town neighborhood, filling a grocery vacancy that has persisted since Treasure Island Foods closed the location in 2018. Alderman Brian Hopkins of the 2nd Ward announced the deal alongside the
Mayor Brandon Johnson and R2 Development celebrated the grand opening of The Bellwether Residences at 79 W. Monroe Street on September 9, 2026, marking the first completed office-to-residential conversion under Chicago’s LaSalle Street Corridor Revitalization program. The $64.2 million project converted 11 floors of the historic 1905 Rector Building into
Members of Teamsters Local 700 ratified a new contract with the Forest Preserve District of Cook County on September 2,
The Charles Warrington Earle School in West Englewood, vacant since Chicago’s mass school closures in 2013, has reopened as a
Workers at the Chicago History Museum ratified their first union contract on August 25, 2026, closing a chapter that included
The Chicago Bears traded defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. to the Atlanta Falcons on August 31, dealing a former second-round pick and three-year starter on the final day of NFL roster cuts in exchange for cornerback Clark Phillips III and a 2027 fifth-round draft pick. The move, executed just nine
The Chicago Bears activated defensive end Montez Sweat from the non-football illness list on Wednesday July 29, 2026, just one
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit two home runs Wednesday night at Camden Yards, driving the Chicago Cubs to a 9-7 victory over
The lakefront trail maintenance team works year-round to keep Chicago’s most popular recreational path safe and smooth for millions of
