Michael Jordan's signed sneakers from his NBA championship games sold for $8 million at a Sotheby's auction, setting a new record for sports memorabilia.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum releases a mystery series of Negro Leagues bobbleheads for Black History Month, with proceeds supporting the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

Sotheby's is auctioning Michael Jordan's game-worn sneakers from the Bulls' Finals wins, estimated to earn $7-10 million, sold individually not as pairs.

The Chicago Bears are considering multiple sites, including next to Soldier Field, for a potential new stadium, amidst Arlington Heights plans moving forward. Local opposition and city interest persist.

Youth baseball coach Ernest Radcliffe was carjacked in Chicago; his gear was stolen but later replaced by donations from the community and organizations.

The Chicago Cubs' direct-to-consumer streaming product by Marquee Sports Network has surpassed expectations, signaling a shift in how MLB teams adapt to changing media consumption patterns.

Benet Academy retired Kathleen Doyle's No. 11 jersey, the first for a female athlete, honoring her significant contributions to the school's basketball legacy.

Barack Obama penned an essay honoring Michael Jordan for the Chicago Bulls' Ring of Honor, placing him among the most impactful athletes such as Ruth, Robinson, and Ali. Other celebrities have also written tributes for Bulls legends.

The Chicago Bears fired offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko after a 7-10 season. Despite a stronger record than last year, the team's offense struggled, leading to the overhaul.

The article discusses the potential trades for Chicago Bulls ahead of the NBA trade deadline, highlighting the uncertainties over Zach LaVine's future and DeMar DeRozan's contract situation.

Girls wrestling in Illinois high schools is rapidly growing, with participant numbers doubling and over 350 schools now featuring female wrestlers. Athletes face challenges in gaining equal resources but are making national strides.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul supports the NCAA Accountability Act, aiming to standardize NCAA investigative practices and enforce transparency in college sports.

AG Kwame Raoul joins with the NCAA in seeking to extend a restraining order to allow student-athletes to compete amid a legal challenge against transfer eligibility rules.