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The Chicago Bulls lost to the Portland Trail Blazers, marking their 11th consecutive defeat, despite M. Buzelis being the top scorer with 20 points.

Tommy Schaefer, a Chicago man deported from Bali after serving time for murdering his girlfriend’s mother, was arrested on his flight back to the U.S. facing new federal charges.

Jennifer Bos, mother of a murder victim, recounted her emotional meetings with President Trump regarding the impact of immigration policies on crime.

London Pulse head coach Sam Bird is looking to the Chicago Bulls and Dallas Cowboys for inspiration as they aim for consecutive Netball Super League titles.

Cinzia Francischiello, the first Venezuelan contestant on Argentina's Big Brother, is engaged to Dylan Gissi, a Swiss-born footballer playing for Nueva Chicago.

The Charlotte Hornets defeated the Chicago Bulls 131-99, becoming the first team in NBA history to hit 25 or more three-pointers in two consecutive games.

A Chicago man jumped into Lake Michigan to save a baby whose stroller was blown into the water, urging Americans to care for one another.

Lithuanian player M. Buzelis of the Chicago Bulls scored a personal best of 32 points in a game against the Charlotte Hornets, but his team's performance fell short, resulting in a loss.

Scientists have discovered a new species of spinosaurid dinosaur in the Sahara Desert, igniting excitement about its dragon-like features.

Japanese baseball player Munetaka Murakami is adjusting to his first year in the MLB with the Chicago White Sox, facing various cultural challenges and achieving success on the field.

A couple from Chicago had to cancel their wedding plans in Guadalajara due to escalating violence following the death of notorious drug lord 'El Mencho'.

In a snowplow naming contest hosted by Chicago authorities, the name ‘Abolish ICE’ received the most votes, resonating with both humor and political critique against the Trump administration's immigration policies.

Chicago soybeans rise nearly to a four-month high on expectations of increased demand from China, while South American harvests temper the market.

The Chicago Bulls lost to the New York Knicks, marking their ninth consecutive defeat in the NBA.

Estonian figure skater Niina Petrõkina captivated the audience with her tango performance at the Olympic gala event, making history as the first Estonian athlete to participate.

M. Buzelis showcased an impressive performance with 15 points and multiple contributions, but the Chicago Bulls still faced another defeat, marking their eighth consecutive loss.

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich criticized current Governor JB Pritzker for failing to prevent the Chicago Bears from considering a move to Indiana due to poor governance and high taxes in Illinois.

An investigation reveals that taxpayers are bearing hidden costs related to the Obama Presidential Center, with no clear accounting from government agencies.

Various organizations in Chicago will provide free food to support vulnerable individuals during the last week of February 2026.

A Chicago-area teacher speaks out after losing their job due to a social media post, amid controversies surrounding racial segregation and education policies in Illinois.

The Mexican Consulate in Chicago is set to provide official document services via a mobile unit in Bolingbrook from February 24 to 28, making access easier for local residents.

The Cook County Prosecutor's Office in Chicago has issued a new protocol allowing for the potential prosecution of federal immigration agents who violate state laws.

ICE has initiated operations in a previously unannounced office building in Oak Brook, Illinois, amid local concerns regarding its presence and the transition of a nearby university to virtual classes.

Lithuanian player M. Buzelis had a tough game as his team lost to the Toronto Raptors, marking their seventh consecutive defeat.

German audio brand Blaupunkt has launched its new product in India, the SBW CHICAGO HT5.1, which offers powerful audio output and serves as an all-in-one audio solution.

The Indiana House panel has approved a financing framework for a potential Chicago Bears stadium in Hammond, Indiana, moving the project closer to reality.

The article discusses a little-known regulation that allows ICE to detain both migrants and American citizens, particularly highlighting its use in cities like Chicago and Los Angeles.

The city of Chicago has announced that the statue of Christopher Columbus will be replaced with one of Frances Xavier Cabrini after a long litigation with the Italian-American community.

The article discusses the contrasting situations of two teachers in Chicagoland, one supporting a political assassination while the other lost his job for backing ICE.

Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears quarterback, defends his use of bold nail polish, stating it has personal significance and raises awareness for important causes.

ICE preparations for mass raids in Chicago have prompted local migrants to activate curfews for safety.

Jesus Hernandez, a Mexican migrant, describes his traumatic experience with ICE in Chicago, where he and his American citizen son were detained during a shopping trip.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order limiting police overtime spending in efforts to manage the city's budget while ensuring public safety.

Gianno Caldwell reflects on the murder of his brother Christian and emphasizes the ongoing issue of violent crime in America, particularly in cities like Chicago.

Chicago has codified the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism into law, while New York City has moved to roll back similar measures.

A vigil in Chicago honored the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson, who passed away, celebrating his lifelong commitment to civil rights and equality.

BBC Breakfast hosts pay tribute to civil rights leader Jesse Jackson following his recent death at age 84.

Major US cities are preparing for the upcoming daylight saving time change, which occurs twice a year.

Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order to prohibit the sale of medical debts and ensure ethical collection practices.

Barack Obama's presidential center in Chicago faces criticism for its confusing architectural design, particularly in its new signage that locals find hard to read.

A significant winter storm is impacting parts of the United States, particularly Chicago and New York, bringing severe weather conditions.

Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has passed away at the age of 84, surrounded by family, with plans for a public tribute in Chicago.

The article contrasts the educational transformation in Mississippi with the failing schools in Chicago, questioning why a state with fewer resources has achieved such dramatic improvements while Chicago continues to struggle.

Jesse Jackson, a key figure in the African American civil rights movement and a political activist, passed away at the age of 84 in Chicago.

Jesse Jackson, a prominent civil rights leader and former presidential candidate, has died at the age of 84 in Chicago.

There is no evidence supporting claims that former US President Barack Obama invited Kenyan politician Kalonzo Musyoka to his home in Chicago, amid an increase in misinformation about Musyoka's recent trip to the US.

Several parishes in Chicago have announced their schedules for Ash Wednesday services, which begin the Lenten season on February 18, 2026.

Seiya Suzuki views the upcoming World Baseball Classic (WBC) as a celebratory event while preparing for a significant season with the Cubs.

Ofelia, a Chicago teenager known for advocating for her father's release from ICE custody, has passed away after battling stage 4 rhabdomyosarcoma.

Chicago has launched a pilot program to electronically issue traffic tickets, aiming to streamline the citation process.