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Clarence Page: Tim Walz helps Democrats offer voters a better reflection of themselves
Perhaps the most memorable moment of this year’s Democratic National Convention came the night before Kamala Harris officially accepted the party’s nomination for president. It was no simple matter for anyone to follow a lineup of such stars as Oprah Winfrey, Stevie Wonder, and Barack and Michelle Obama, just to name a few. But countless eyes and TV cameras in the United Center on Wednesday ...
Kendrick Nunn host Third Annual “NunnBetter” Basketball Camp at Simeon Academy
In a historic return to his hometown of the city of Chicago, 4-Time State Champion, recently crowned 2024 Euroleague Champion, NBA veteran and Simeon great Kendrick Nunn hosted his Third Annual “NunnBetter” Back To School Camp from Saturday, August 10 through Sunday August 11, at Simeon Academy. In...
2024 DNC – History doesn’t repeat, but it does rhyme: The 2024 DNC crushes the demons of 1968 DNC
As Democrats gather in Chicago for their national convention, echoes of the 1968 Democratic National Convention linger. The 1968 convention, marked by political chaos, social upheaval, and violent clashes between anti-war protesters and police, casts a shadow over the current gathering. The parallels between then and now are striking, with unexpected political developments, such as an incumbent president bowing out and heightened tensions from international conflicts, adding to the sense of historical déjà vu. However, unlike the division of 1968, today’s Democratic Party shows a rare unity behind Vice President Kamala Harris following President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the race.
Illinois’ Endangered Species: These Animals Are On The List
If you've ever wondered if an animal on the endangered species list ever gets off that list, the answer is actually yes. I guess I had never given it much thought, but I'll admit to being somewhat surprised to learn that some animal species have actually found themselves deleted from the database of endangered animals because...well...they started doing a lot better (with a lot of help) when it comes to staying alive.
Burglars using chains to pull doors off of South Side businesses, Chicago police warn
Recent burglaries across the city's Far South Side have involved chains being attached to the front doors of businesses.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchChicago police issued a warning Sunday about at least 20 burglaries that have happened in August.In each crime, a group of four to eight offenders wearing dark clothing and masks attached a chain to the front door of a business during the early morning hours, which were then pulled off by a stolen vehicle, Chicago police said.Once the doors were detached from the buildings, the burglars entered the businesses and stole ATMs, cash...
DNC coverage in Chicago, Part IV of IV – Talk of the Bay
Last day of the DNC! Joy Schendledecker hosts this show with Chris Krohn and Ami Chen Mills—finally in the same room at the DNC. Uncommitted delegates have held a vigil overnight outside of Chicago’s United Center. Chris runs into Amy Goodman at. their press conference and Ami finally...
17-year-old fatally shot driving sick teammate home from soccer practice
CHICAGO (WLS) - A 17-year-old high school soccer player who was about to become captain of his team died after he was shot in the shoulder while driving a teammate home from practice. Juan Salgado, 17, was one week away from starting his senior year at Chicago’s Juarez Community Academy...
Two At-Bats, Two Homers for Seiya Suzuki! That Second One was CRUUUUUUUSHED
Seiya Suzuki had an electrifying performance, hitting two home runs in his first two at-bats, leading the Chicago Cubs to an early advantage in their game against the Marlins. His first homer, a solo shot, was clocked at 103.8 MPH and soared 412 feet, marking his 17th of the season. The second was even more impressive, traveling 446 feet at 110.3 MPH, bringing his total to 18 home runs and scoring teammate Michael Busch in the process. Suzuki's season stats now stand at .270/.343/.482 with a 130 wRC+.
Bears pull off another trade as busy offseason continues
The Bears are not done augmenting their defensive line situation. A day after obtaining edge-rusher Darrell Taylor from the Seahawks, the team turned to an AFC North depth chart for another solution up front. Cleveland is sending defensive tackle Chris Williams to Chicago, The Athletic’s Adam Jahns reports. The team...
Big Change Coming to 108 Illinois Target Stores to Stop Theft
If you have worked any length of time in retail, you know theft is one of the biggest dangers to survival of a business. Target knows this and has announced a big change that will likely affect all 108 stores in Illinois if it hasn't already. Yahoo Finance just shared...
Regional Sports (8/25): Royals place Renfroe on IL
(KMAland) -- Regional college sports news updates are posted throughout the day. Continue to refresh for all of the latest from regional schools listed below. -Hunter Renfroe to IL, Tyler Gentry recalled: https://x.com/anne__rogers/status/1827735466671522263?s=46&t=PfIXH89U9GzIXbrrvNqTfg. Iowa State. Iowa. Northern Iowa. -Former UNI wrestler Ryan Loder wins The Ultimate Fighter: https://unipanthers.com/news/2024/8/25/wrestling-former-panther-wrestler-ryan-loder-wins-ufcs-ultimate-fighter. Drake. Iowa...
Babe Ruth Called His Shot at Wrigley Field in 1932. The Jersey He Was Wearing Just Sold for Over $24 Million
DALLAS (AP) — The jersey Babe Ruth wore when he called his shot during the 1932 World Series, hitting a home run to center field, sold at auction early Sunday for over $24 million. Heritage Auctions said the New York Yankee slugger’s jersey went for a record-breaking $24.12 million...
Caleb Williams stat could give Bears fans flashbacks of Justin Fields
The 2024 NFL Draft began with the Chicago Bears on the clock, but it was more of a formality than anything else. It was clear exactly which name they would scribble onto their draft selection card: USC quarterback Caleb Williams. The 22-year-old quarterback became Chicago’s first No. 1 overall pick in 77 years.
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