Cardinal Blase Cupich Celebrates 50 Years of Priesthood at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago
Cardinal Blase Cupich celebrated his 50th priesthood anniversary in Chicago, having impacted the church locally and internationally, including the election of Pope Leo XIV and promoting women's roles within the church.
Chicago Emerges from Stormy Night with Flood Risks and Power Outages; Heat Advisory in Place
Chicago faced intense storms, heavy rain, and power outages, with flood warnings and a heat advisory in effect. Conditions on Lake Michigan are hazardous due to high waves. The weather is expected to improve with mixed conditions ahead.
Chicago Residents Alarmed as Thunderbirds Practice Shatters Condo Windows in Lake View
Air Force Thunderbirds' practice for a Chicago air show reportedly caused condo windows to shatter in Lake View, with residents describing the event as quake-like. No injuries reported; city officials investigate.
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul Joins Multi-State Coalition Suing DOE over Funding Caps on Energy Programs
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul, with 19 states, sues the DOE over funding cap on state energy programs, risking initiatives like Illinois Clean Energy Innovation Fund. They argue the cap violates federal regulations on negotiated indirect costs.
Chicago Police Seek Public's Help to Find Missing 22-Year-Old Tia Detrayon; Endangered and Possibly in Need of Assistance
The Chicago Police Department is requesting help to find Tia Detrayon, missing since August 9, 2025, and considered endangered. She is known to visit specific Chicago areas.












