A comprehensive list of 2025 tech layoffs
A complete list of all the known layoffs in tech, from Big Tech to startups, broken down by month throughout 2024 and 2025.
Avtub: A New Era in the Digital World of Information
Avtub: A New Era in the Digital World of Information
Here are Chicago’s 5 James Beard nominees
The James Beard Foundation announced Wednesday the finalists vying for its coveted awards, and among them are five Chicago chefs and restaurants.
Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal
A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.
Bulls charging with Josh Giddey at the helm
Josh Giddey is putting the Bulls in position to secure home-court advantage for the SoFi NBA Play-In Tournament.
Does AI Trader Outperform Human Traders In The Long Run?
Does AI trader outperform human trader in the long run?
Chicago Cubs
The Chicago Cubs’ four-run fifth inning propelled them to a 4-2 win over the Yomiuri Giants in front of 42,026 fans, setting off “Go Cubs Go” in the Tokyo Dome.
Storm dumps heavy snow on northern Arizona
A winter storm dumped heavy snow across northern Arizona on Friday, playing a major factor in a more than 15-mile backup on a major interstate.
Chicago visits Miami after White's 44-point game
Chicago Bulls (25-38, 10th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Miami Heat (29-33, seventh in the Eastern Conference)
Chicago weather: Snow and rain mix today before warming trend begins
During the morning hours, an area of snow will overspread most of Chicagoland. This will be a wet snow, likely mixing with some rain at times, especially after sunrise when the atmosphere warms slightly. Snow will continue to mix with rain throughout the day, leading to perhaps a slushy inch or so in some areas.
Obama Presidential Center: DEI-linked firm's racial lawsuit blasted as baseless 'smears'
An engineering firm working on the Obama Presidential Center says that claims it racially discriminated against a Black-owned subcontractor on the project are baseless and amount to smears.
Mayor Brandon Johnson defends Chicago’s sanctuary laws in GOP-led congressional hearing
Mayor Brandon Johnson delivered a forceful defense of Chicago’s history as a haven for immigrants during his opening statement before a Republican-led congressional hearing.
Chicago man wins $1M on randomly picked lottery ticket
A Chicago man was left stunned after winning $1 million on a $10 scratch-off lottery ticket he purchased at a Mobil gas station in the city's West Ridge neighborhood.
What time is the Chicago River dyeing for 2025?
One of the most colorful Chicago traditions is on the horizon: The 2025 Chicago River Dyeing in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
Predicting 2 Lions free agents Ben Johnson and Chicago Bears might steal
The Detroit Lions have 22 players set to become unrestricted free agents. Ben Johnson now coaches Chicago Bears and no doubt has his eyes wandering.
Where to find Chicago's best Lenten Fish Frys in the city and suburbs
The Lenten season, which began on March 5, is a 40-day period of reflection, prayer, and fasting leading up to Easter.
Chicago officer plans to sue Tempe PD over arrest for allegedly squealing tires
Attorneys for a Chicago police officer have notified the Tempe Police Department about their plans to sue the department.
Loyola Chicago defeats Davidson 82-72
CHICAGO (AP) Sheldon Edwards' 22 points helped Loyola Chicago defeat Davidson 82-72 on Wednesday. Edwards had 10 rebounds for the Ramblers (20-10, 11-6 Atlantic 10 Conference). Kymany Houinsou added 19 points while shooting 7 of 8 from the field and 5 for 6 from the line. Jayden Dawson finished with 17 points.
Only in Chicago: The meaning behind the city's iconic flag
The Chicago flag tells a story in its stars and stripes, and there is meaning behind each of the elements of the iconic banner.
Frank Lloyd Wright home, historic churches among Chicago’s 7 most endangered buildings, says Preservation Chicago
Frank Lloyd Wright home, historic churches among Chicago’s 7 most endangered buildings, says Preservation Chicago
Chicago Blackhawks' dream, nightmare scenarios for 2025 NHL trade deadline
The Blackhawks should be big sellers at the NHL trade deadline and the degree to which they sell separates their dream and nightmare scenarios
Tollway scam texts flooding phones across US, especially in Chicago area
Tech security experts said the tollway texts are a problem nationwide, but they are hitting the Chicago area even harder. The texts are flooding the phones of ABC7 employees. The scam text says you have an "I-PASS Toll Violation Notice: This is a final reminder regarding an outstanding toll balance on your account."
Trump administration puts several major Chicago federal buildings up for sale
The properties listed for sale Tuesday include two iconic high-rise towers in the Loop: the Kluczynski and Metcalfe Federal Buildings.
Chicago Cubs closer sets bold World Series goal for 2025
The Chicago Cubs bullpen broke early and broke often in the first half of the 2024 season. And, despite a second-half turnaround with some new role players brought into the mix, one of the team’s major weak spots headed into the offseason was still the bullpen.
After taking down Mike Madigan, top Chicago prosecutor is taking Trump buyout
A prosecutor with a 20-year record of winning major cases will step down from his job with the U.S. attorney in Chicago, NBC 5 Investigates learned.
These are the seven most endangered buildings in Chicago, advocacy group says
The list includes buildings in Bronzeville, Back of the Yards, Austin, McKinley Park, Englewood, the Loop and Hyde Park.
Find tickets to Beyoncé tour coming to Inglewood, Chicago, & more in 2025
Beyoncé extended her 2025 “Cowboy Carter” tour last month to include an additional concert at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. The route is set to visit six U.S. stadiums between April 28 and July 13.
Preservation Chicago’s full ‘Most Endangered’ list of historic buildings, districts and objects at risk
These Chicago churches, schools, warehouse districts and even wooden double-hung windows could be lost to demolition if action is not taken to restore them.
Once anchored by a McDonald’s, 150-year-old Delaware Building tops Preservation Chicago’s most endangered list
Preservation Chicago’s annual ranking of the city’s seven most endangered buildings includes the eight-story, Italianate-style  building that once housed a McDonald’s.
Lawsuit filed by Chicago man who claims wrongful arrest in CFD firefighter’s death
A Chicago man filed a lawsuit against the City of Chicago, a Chicago police detective and several officers after being charged in the death of a CFD firefighter.
Man accused of deadly mass shooting at July 4th parade faces trial 3 years after attack
There have been several delays during the case, partly because of the erratic behavior of the defendant, Robert Crimo III.
Pulaski Day 2025: What's closed on Casimir Pulaski Day, and why Chicago celebrates it
Chicago and Cook County services and offices, courthouses, public libraries and more are closed Monday, March 3 in observance of Casimir Pulaski Day.
What we heard about Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams, and the Bears’ spending plan at the combine
League sources at the combine said they're intrigued to see what the Bears look like with the pairing of Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams.
Ald. Desmon Yancy: Chicago demands more from you, Mayor Johnson
As I look back over the past two years, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration has been the opposite of what we hoped for.
Chicago Cubs unveil possible outside-the-box role for veteran slugger
The Chicago Cubs are all set when it comes to their three starting outfield positions. At the corners, three-time Gold Glove winner Ian Happ will man left field.
Chicagoans Rally For Ukraine After Trump, Zelensky ‘Fiasco’ At White House
Those at the rally, including Sen. Dick Durbin, denounced President Donald Trump's meeting with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky last week, with one Ukrainian Chicagoan calling the interaction "shocking.