Gut 'Resurfacing' Procedure Helps GLP-1 Quitters Hang On to Weight Loss
Interim REMAIN‑1 results suggest a one‑time endoscopic "gut reset" can help maintain weight after stopping GLP‑1 drugs. Topline pivotal data are expected in Q4 2026.
Streeterville Hit-And-Run Horror: Northwestern Lab Manager Begs Mystery Driver To Come Clean
A Northwestern lab manager is recovering after a March hit-and-run on Michigan Avenue and is urging the driver to come forward. Area Three detectives say footage may help identify the dark-green SUV.
$50 Million Sankofa Wellness Center Opens In West Garfield Park
A 60,000‑sq‑ft Sankofa Village Wellness Center opened in West Garfield Park, combining clinics, a YMCA and office space for nonprofits and minority‑owned businesses. City officials say programming could reach 37,000 people a year.
Bears Nab Blazing Oregon Safety Dillon Thieneman At 25 In Draft Room Heist
Chicago used the No. 25 pick on Dillon Thieneman, a versatile Oregon safety with elite testing who should compete for immediate playing time. The pick adds speed and positional flexibility to a Bears secondary remade in free agency.
Tainted Taps, Big Check: University Park Scores $12.5 Million Aqua Payout
A federal judge approved a $12.5 million settlement with Aqua Illinois that opens a claims process for current and former University Park residents and businesses. The fund will cover out‑of‑pocket costs, lost wages and certain plumbing work.
Johnson Bets Big That Chicago Can Squeeze In 400,000 More Neighbors
Mayor Brandon Johnson says Chicago could house about 400,000 more residents if the city builds affordable homes and boosts transit. Planners say the space exists on paper but funding, zoning and high construction costs are major hurdles.












