Increased College Applications, Real Estate Shifts and Bulls' Winning Streak Mark A Busy Year-End for Chicago

Breakthroughs and Milestones: Chicago's Digidyne Soars and Groundbreaking Ocular Procedure at Ridgeway

Chicago-based tech start-up, Digidyne's stock soars, TransitX announces a hyperloop system proposal, controversial Downtown skyscraper 'The Falcon' gets approval, Ridgeway Hospital pioneers a revolutionary ocular procedure, update on sports with victories and defeats, unveiling a priceless Van Gogh at The Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago Begins 2025 with Clean Energy, Booming Wheat Trade and Decreased Crime Rates

Chicago marks a notably calm New Year's Day, advances in clean energy with the installation of its first off-coast wind turbine, and sees interesting development in the wheat trade due to a predicted bumper crop. Plus, good news from the Police Department as crime rates continue to fall and updates on the Lake Shore Drive modernization project.

Increased College Applications, Real Estate Shifts and Bulls' Winning Streak Mark A Busy Year-End for Chicago

Rise in college applications in Chicago, development in housing and real estate, a potential breakthrough in Alzheimer's treatment, improvements in road safety, decrease in crime rate, retail spending boost, local music artist gaining recognition, and Chicago Bulls' six-match victory run.

Modernizing Chicago, Crime Control Initiatives, Festive Cheers, and More

Chicago City Council approves major infrastructure upgrades, Peace and Unity Project fights crime, Chicago Winter Festival concludes, and COVID-19 hospital admissions drop.

Chicago City Council Zoning Plan Postponement, Culinary Revolution, and Boost in Art Museum Visits

The city council delays vote on a vital zoning plan, Chicago's food industry embraces meat alternatives, and the Museum of Contemporary Art hits a five-year visitor high.