Coworkers Mistake $350K Lottery Win for $350 in Stunning Mix-Up
Two Illinois coworkers who played the lottery together for years initially thought they'd won $350, only to discover the jackpot was actually a life-changing $350,000 prize.
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Deep-Dish Pizza Pioneer Pizzeria Uno Nears Collapse
The iconic Chicago pizzeria that invented deep-dish pizza in 1943 is struggling with massive closures and declining sales as consumer preferences shift toward fast-casual dining options.
Chicago's Retro '70s Orchid Show Draws Thousands
The Chicago Botanic Garden's 12th annual Orchid Show, themed 'Feelin' Groovy,' features thousands of orchids in vibrant 1970s-inspired installations, including a flower-filled yellow Volkswagen Beetle.
Chicago Orchid Show Brightens Winter with 10,000 Blooms
The Chicago Botanic Garden's annual Orchid Show opens, featuring over 10,000 vivid orchids, a 1970s-themed display, and rare species like Darwin's orchid, drawing 85,000 visitors.
Chicago Subway Burn Victim Leaves Hospital After Three Months
Bethany MaGee, 26, has been discharged from Stroger Hospital in Chicago three months after being set on fire in a subway attack. The suspect, Lawrence Reed, faces terrorism and arson charges.
Captain Murdered After Confronting Boat Trespassers in Chicago
Alexis Trader charged with first-degree murder for the death of Nabil 'Captain Bill' Abzal, who was attacked after finding intruders on his yacht at DuSable Harbor.
Chicago Mother Shot Dead in Car with Baby in Backseat
A 26-year-old mother was fatally shot multiple times while sitting in a car with her baby in Chicago's Auburn Gresham neighbourhood. The horrific incident was captured on video.
Nurse's TikTok: Let ICE Agents 'Bleed Out'
A Chicago nurse's deleted TikTok video suggested letting ICE agents bleed out from leg wounds and called for MAGA supporters to be fired from healthcare roles, sparking widespread controversy.
Jackson Jr. Seeks Redemption in Illinois House Bid
Former congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. campaigns for his old House seat, framing his 2013 campaign fraud conviction as part of a redemption story while facing primary challengers.
Arrest in Chicago Bar Owner's Execution-Style Murder
Julius E. Burkes Jr. arrested for the fatal shooting of Courtney Drysdale during a robbery at her Chicago bar, with police praising community tips.
Chicago Bar Owner Killed Execution-Style, Suspect Arrested
Julius E. Burkes Jr., 47, arrested for the execution-style killing of Courtney Drysdale, 30, at her Chicago bar. Police say she complied with demands before being shot twice.
Trump Commander Defied ICE Orders for Targeted Arrests
Gregory Bovino, former Trump administration commander, refused ICE directives for targeted immigration operations in Chicago, opting for large-scale sweeps instead, according to newly obtained emails.
Chicago Meningococcal Outbreak: Two Deaths, Seven Cases
Chicago public health officials issue urgent warning about severe bacterial infection outbreak with seven confirmed cases and two fatalities. Symptoms escalate rapidly.
Pregnant Woman Killed in Facebook Marketplace Truck Deal
A pregnant mother in Chicago was brutally stabbed 70 times and her apartment set on fire after a dispute over a truck sold on Facebook Marketplace, with the teenage buyer charged with multiple offences.
Chicago Mayor Orders Police to Probe Illegal ICE Activity
Mayor Brandon Johnson directs Chicago police to investigate and document alleged illegal actions by federal immigration agents, escalating jurisdictional tensions.
NFL Legend Tillman Leaves FBI Over Immigration Policies
Former Chicago Bears star Charles Tillman reveals he resigned from the FBI due to discomfort with Trump administration immigration raids in Chicago, prioritising principle over his law enforcement career.
Primrose Candy Files for Bankruptcy After 98 Years
Chicago's Primrose Candy Co., maker of nostalgic Coffee Nips, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with liabilities up to $50 million, citing foreign competition, lawsuits, and soaring sugar costs.
Chicago O'Hare Poised to Be World's Busiest Airport
Chicago O'Hare Airport is forecast to overtake Atlanta as the world's busiest airport by scheduled flights in 2026, with a 13% year-over-year surge in operations.
Chicago Teacher Suspended Over Pro-ICE Post
A Chicago elementary school teacher has been placed on administrative leave after expressing support for ICE agents on Facebook, sparking fury in the predominantly Hispanic community and allegations of double standards.
United Center to Offer Cannabis Drinks, May Set Arena Trend
Chicago's United Center will sell THC-infused beverages at concerts, with experts suggesting other venues may follow. The move raises questions about expansion to sports events and safety considerations.
Chicago Arena First to Sell THC Drinks During Games
The United Center in Chicago will become the first major US sports venue to offer THC-infused beverages during games and concerts from February, responding to growing demand for non-alcoholic alternatives.
DACA Recipient Acquitted, Now Faces Deportation
Juan Espinoza Martinez, a Chicago carpenter and DACA recipient, was acquitted of murder-for-hire charges but immediately detained by immigration authorities, facing potential deportation.
Acquitted Man Faces Immigration Proceedings After Chicago Raid
Juan Espinoza Martinez, acquitted of plotting against a Border Patrol commander, has been detained by immigration agents. His case highlights tensions over enforcement in Chicago.
Chicago Man Cleared in Bounty Trial Faces Deportation
A Chicago carpenter acquitted of murder-for-hire charges has been detained by immigration authorities and faces deportation, highlighting tensions in immigration enforcement.
Cannabis-Infused Mustard: Chefs Innovate Amid Industry Challenges
The US legal cannabis industry is collaborating with chefs to create innovative weed-infused foods like mustard, seeking new markets after a difficult 2025 marked by falling investment and regulatory hurdles.
Harold's Chicken CEO Dies Mysteriously at 55
Kristen Pierce-Sherrod, CEO of the iconic Chicago chicken chain Harold's Chicken, has passed away unexpectedly at age 55. The family announced her death but has not disclosed the cause.
Acquittal in Alleged Plot to Kill Border Patrol Chief
Juan Espinoza Martinez found not guilty in Chicago after a short jury deliberation, dealing a blow to federal prosecutors in a high-profile immigration case.
Man Acquitted in Border Patrol Murder-for-Hire Snapchat Case
A Chicago man has been found not guilty of plotting to kill a senior Border Patrol official via Snapchat messages, in a trial testing federal immigration crackdown credibility.
NBC Chicago Fires Sports Anchor Mike Berman
Longtime NBC Chicago sports journalist Mike Berman has been suddenly fired after a decade, as the station overhauls its sports department amid industry-wide challenges for local TV.
Chicago Man's Snapchat Bounty Trial Sent to Jury
Federal jury deliberates fate of Juan Espinoza Martinez, accused of using Snapchat to offer $10,000 bounty on Border Patrol commander's life in Chicago immigration crackdown case.
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