Nikola Vučević embraced a new identity with the Chicago Bulls and is enjoying one of the best shooting seasons in the NBA.
Day: January 6, 2025
Johnson administration passes on state funding for publicly-owned grocery store
The decision to pass on state funding raises questions about the future of the bold proposal the mayor first floated more than a year ago.
CTA to lock in federal funding for Red Line extension before Trump takes office
A large, nearly $2 billion federal grant, key to moving the $5.3 billion project forward, had been promised to the CTA but the formal agreement not yet signed.
Afternoon Briefing: Illinois lawmakers in final days of lame-duck session
Good afternoon, Chicago. Here’s what is happening today.
Gary man, with ‘89 child molesting conviction, charged after briefly showing up at grandparents’ day at Merrillville charter school
A Gary man — with a 1989 child molesting conviction on his record— was charged Saturday after briefly attending grandparents’ day in October at a Merrillville charter school, court records show.
United Airlines accelerates plans to equip fleet with Musk’s Starlink for Wi-Fi
United Airlines expects to install Starlink for inflight Wi-Fi in its two-cabin regional fleet by the end of 2025.
Community news: Valpo winter parking rules and railroad history presentation
News and events around the area
Illinois men jump 9 spots to No. 13 — the biggest climber of the week — in AP basketball poll
Illinois rose nine spots to No. 13 following a 109-77 rout of then-No. 9 Oregon and its win at Washington on Sunday.
Driver charged in double-fatal crash sent to jail for violating pretrial release
A man charged with reckless homicide in a crash that killed two of his friends has been jailed for violating the terms of his pretrial release.
Photos: Chicago Bears clean out their lockers after 5-12 season
The Chicago Bears cleaned out their lockers at Halas Hall after a 5-12 season on Jan. 6, 2024.