Chicago's Own Pope Leo XIV Calls for World Peace in First Sunday Blessing from St. Peter's Square
Pope Leo XIV, from Chicago, gave his first Sunday blessing, urging for peace in Ukraine and Gaza, and spoke about inclusivity and the risks of AI. His message resonated with Chicagoans, proud of their local connection to the pontificate.
Chicago Police Issue Urgent Missing Person Alert for Jamar Evans, Last Seen on North Pulaski Avenue
Chicago Police have issued a missing person alert for Jamar Evans, 31, last seen on North Pulaski Avenue, needing medical attention. He was wearing a black and red cap, red sweater, and black pants.
Chicago’s St. Mary of the Assumption Church, Where Pope Leo XIV Once Worshiped, Gains Renewed Attention for Preservation
Pope Leo XIV's former Chicago church, St. Mary's, piques local interest after his surprise election, with efforts underway to preserve and repurpose the decaying building.
Illinois Department of Labor Reclaims Over $483K in Unpaid Wages for Construction Workers from Beecher Contractor
The Illinois Department of Labor reclaimed over $483,000 in unpaid wages for workers from Bulk Storage Inc. and issued $85,000 in penalties for Prevailing Wage Act violations.












