Kiwi Racing Prodigy Shane van Gisbergen Returns to Chicago Streets After Historic NASCAR Cup Series Debut Win
Shane van Gisbergen returns to Chicago for NASCAR races, having won on his Cup Series debut last year. The New Zealander's success has raised interest and ticket sales, while he maintains a relaxed approach to racing.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Advocates for Supreme Court to Uphold Ghost Gun Regulations alongside 24-State Coalition
Attorney General Kwame Raoul, along with 24 others, is urging the U.S. Supreme to uphold ghost gun regulations, aiming to require these untraceable, home-assembled firearms to be treated as firearms under law.
Chicago Police Warn of Ongoing Armed Robberies in Englewood, Suspects Yet to Be Apprehended
Chicago Police alert the community to armed robberies in Englewood, with two incidents reported. Suspects are a male and a female. Residents are advised to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
Barnes & Noble Delays Wicker Park Store Opening to September for Historic Preservation
Barnes & Noble's new Wicker Park location in Chicago will now open on September 4 due to the preservation needs of the historic bank building it will occupy. No cafe will be featured due to structural issues.
Real Estate Commission Practices to Transform Following $418M NAR Settlement, New Policies Kick in August 17
NAR's settlement leads to real estate commission changes, requiring buyers to agree on broker commission before viewing properties and altering MLS compensation listings, effective August 17.
Chicago's Fourth of July Marred by Fireworks-Triggered Blazes, One Fatality Recorded on Northwest Side
Fireworks in Chicago led to 13 fires on July 4 and 2 major fires early on July 5, with one fatality and no injuries in the suburbs. Fire departments were busy, and authorities reminded of state firework laws.












