Homeland Security Secretary Noem Blasts Illinois Sanctuary Policies in Springfield Visit Amid Murder Tragedy
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem criticized Illinois sanctuary policies in Springfield, sparking controversy and protest, while Governor Pritzker's office mocked her stance.
DePaul University President Testifies Before Congress on Antisemitism, Advocates New Safety Measures Amid Controversy
DePaul University's President Robert Manuel testified before Congress on antisemitism in higher education, discussing safety measures and suspension of student groups. Critics argue these actions suppress Palestinian advocacy.
Chicago Jazz Festival to Groove Millennium Park with Free Concerts Featuring esperanza spalding, Kermit Ruffins & More
The Chicago Jazz Festival, as announced by Mayor Johnson and DCASE, will occur from August 28 to August 31, 2025, featuring free performances from local and international jazz artists.
Fatal Robbery Attempt in Waukegan Turns Deadly, Stabbing Deemed Self-Defense by Authorities
A motorcycle sale turned into an attempted robbery in Waukegan, resulting in the robber's death, deemed self-defense by authorities. No charges were filed against the buyer who stabbed the assailant.












