The Chicago Sky is building a new home for its players. The team is finishing a $60 million practice facility in Bedford Park, Illinois. This project is a big step for women’s sports. It shows that owners are finally spending large amounts of money to give female athletes the same

A team of scientists led by the University of Chicago recently shared a major discovery from the Sahara Desert. They have identified a new species of dinosaur that lived about 95 million years ago. This discovery took place in northern Niger, an area known for its rich history of fossils.

The future of the Chicago Bears took a sudden and dramatic turn this week. For decades, the team has played in the heart of Chicago at Soldier Field. However, on Thursday, February 19, 2026, a significant vote in Indiana shifted the conversation from the Windy City to the neighboring state.

Lunar New Year celebrations are taking place across Chicago with parades, lion dances, workshops, and family programs. These events welcome the Year of the Horse and bring many communities together in shared celebration. Across neighborhoods such as Chinatown and Uptown, residents gather to honor culture, family, and new beginnings. This

The sound of bending guitar strings and soul-deep vocals drifts across downtown Chicago, gathering hundreds of thousands of listeners into a shared musical memory. What began as a tribute to a fallen legend has grown into a global cultural landmark—one that tells the story not only of a festival, but

CHICAGO — Chicago’s newly announced 2026 festival calendar is reinforcing the city’s position as one of the country’s most reliable engines for cultural tourism, as city leaders and tourism officials frame festivals as both cultural identity drivers and economic infrastructure. City officials say the 2026 lineup — anchored by major

Chelsea’s meeting with Barcelona at Stamford Bridge carried weight even before the match began. Both sides entered the night with the same record in the Champions League table. Two wins, one draw and one loss placed them near each other in the standings. That balance created a sense that the

Chicago’s relationship with baseball runs deeper than wins and losses. It is stitched into neighborhoods, carried through generations, and argued over at kitchen tables and bar stools. Few American cities can claim a baseball culture as layered and enduring as Chicago’s, where loyalty is often inherited and where the sport

A quiet but consequential shift is underway inside Chicago’s most recognizable cultural institutions. Workers who preserve, interpret, and operate the city’s museums are increasingly organizing, turning labor rights into one of the most important stories in Chicago’s cultural sector. Most recently, employees at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry

Chicago’s dining scene is entering one of its most important stretches of the year as new restaurants and dining concepts debut across the metro area, coinciding with Chicago Restaurant Week, which runs January 23 through February 8. Together, the openings and the citywide dining event are injecting energy into neighborhood