Derrick Rose, former Chicago Bulls star and NBA MVP, announces his retirement from basketball after a 16-year career marked by highs and impressive comebacks despite significant injuries.

The LIV Golf League's individual championship will be held in Chicago, with Rahm and Niemann contending for the title among a field of major champions.

Noelle Malkamaki, a DePaul graduate, broke the world record in shot put at the Paralympic Games, with a 14.06-meter throw in the Women's F46 category.

A new sports and social club, DINX Social Club, is set to open in Highland Park, Chicago featuring pickleball courts, golf simulators, and a self-pour drink wall.

NASCAR's return to Chicago in 2025 after the 2023 race generated $108.9 million for the local economy, with community engagement extending beyond the event itself.

The 50th anniversary of the Canine Frisbee World Championship takes place in Naperville, with competitors from around the world participating in various events.

Ticket prices for the Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever game soar as fans anticipate a competitive matchup fueled by the Sky's recent draft picks and talent.

The Chicago Bears are conducting fan focus groups on new stadium amenities but not the location, while proposing a $2.3 billion domed stadium funded partly by taxpayer dollars.

Chicago wrestlers Kamal Bey and Joe Rau faced strong opponents in their Olympic matches, with Rau still having a chance at bronze, while Bey is out but remains positive.

The Swim Across America – Chicago event involved swimmers raising funds for cancer research, targeting $300,000 for the Anderson Cancer Center at Rush University.

Ryan Murphy is aiming to make Olympic history by earning medals in three consecutive games in the backstroke events, facing stiff competition ahead of the Paris Olympics.

Stan Bowman, formerly with the Blackhawks and implicated in a sexual assault scandal, has been named the Edmonton Oilers' new GM. His hiring has sparked controversy and discussion about his past and the Oilers' future.

Casey Krueger was selected for the US Olympic soccer team, while Alex Morgan was not. This roster change signifies a shift towards a younger team for Paris 2024.