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Six Chicago Catholic schools closing soon

Six Catholic schools across Chicago and the suburbs will close their doors for good at the end of this school year, a decision that’s hitting families and neighborhoods hard. The Archdiocese says declining enrollment and financial struggles left no other option, despite months of effort from parents and staff to keep these schools open. Now, families are scrambling to find new schools and teachers are looking for new jobs. How do you think these closures will affect your community, and what does it say about the future of neighborhood schools in Chicago? #Education #Chicago #SchoolClosures

I find it rather sad that a gangster back during the depression had more compassion than the people do now for those that are in need , I guess it’s just they want everybody to be eaten as a soup kitchen like they had to do in the Great Depression , In the heart of the Great Depression, Chicago's most notorious gangster, Al Capone, did something unexpected. He opened a soup kitchen to feed the city's hungry. But not all was as it seemed. #history #didyouknow #chicago #historyfacts

Chicago school librarian’s “hit list” post sparks outrage

A Chicago public school librarian is at the center of a heated debate after allegedly sharing a “hit list” of conservative journalists on social media. The post, which included names and photos of 19 right-wing media figures, quickly went viral and drew strong reactions from across the political spectrum. Many parents and community members are demanding answers from Chicago Public Schools, questioning whether this kind of behavior is acceptable from educators. The controversy has reignited conversations about political activism in schools and the responsibilities of staff online. Where do you stand on educators sharing political content? #Tech #Chicago #Education

Is this one of those win-win trades in the NBA?

Josh Giddey is thriving in Chicago, looking like their future all star player. Alex Caruso is locking down defensively in OKC, ready to help them repeat in the new season. It’s not often both sides of a trade come out better... but this one might be the exception. #NBA #JoshGiddey #AlexCaruso #Bulls #Thunder #NBATrades #Chicago #Oklahoma

Chicago’s luxury scene shifts to Rush Street

Another big name is leaving the Mag Mile—David Yurman is moving its flagship to Rush Street, right in the heart of the Gold Coast’s luxury cluster. This isn’t just about one store; it’s part of a bigger trend as high-end brands swap Michigan Avenue for the buzzier, boutique-filled blocks of Oak, Walton, and Rush. With neighbors like Dior and Brunello Cucinelli, Yurman’s new spot is set to become a go-to for shoppers looking for a more curated experience. What do you think: Is the Gold Coast the new center of Chicago luxury? #Business #Chicago #GoldCoast

Chicago dad’s lotto win means new home for his kids

A local music producer just turned a $1 Lucky Day Lotto ticket into a $1 million windfall—and he’s using the winnings to surprise his kids with a new house. The jackpot was hit using his children’s birthday numbers, making the win feel even more special. After taxes, he’ll pocket about $710,000, and he’s already dreaming up studio upgrades and family celebrations. It’s wild to think how a single ticket can change everything overnight. If you hit a big jackpot, what’s the first thing you’d do for your family? Let’s hear your dream plans! #News #Chicago #LotteryWin

Chicago’s $1M lotto win: Family, dreams & music

A suburban Chicago music producer just scored a $1 million jackpot playing Lucky Day Lotto online—and he’s using his win to give back to his family and fuel his creative passion. The winner, who calls himself “Music Man,” matched all five numbers with a set inspired by his kids’ birthdays. First up? A new home for his family and some fresh gear for his music business. It’s wild to think how a simple online ticket can change everything overnight. What would you do if you hit it big? Let’s hear your dream plans! #News #Chicago #LotteryWin

Chicago dad wins $1M with kids’ birthdays

A Chicago-area music producer just turned his kids’ birthdays into a million-dollar surprise! He hit the $1,000,001 Lucky Day Lotto jackpot using those special dates as his numbers on the iLottery app. Imagine waking up and telling your family you’re buying a new house—all thanks to your children’s birthdays. It’s a feel-good win that’s got everyone talking about lucky numbers and what they’d do if they won big. Would you trust your family’s birthdays for your shot at the jackpot? #News #Chicago #LotteryWin

Chicago loses a beloved brewery gem

One of Chicago’s most celebrated breweries, Alarmist Brewing, is closing its doors for good next month. For nearly a decade, this North Park spot has been a go-to for craft beer lovers and a real neighborhood gathering place. The news hits hard for anyone who’s shared a pint or made memories there. With so many local favorites disappearing lately, it’s tough not to wonder what’s next for Chicago’s craft beer scene. How do you feel about losing another community staple? #Food #Chicago #CraftBeer

Chicago’s Alarmist Brewing closing soon

Losing a neighborhood favorite like Alarmist Brewing hits hard for Chicago’s craft beer lovers. After nearly a decade of pouring award-winning pints and bringing people together in North Park, they’re closing up shop for good on February 1. It’s more than just a brewery shutting down—it’s the end of a local gathering spot where friendships were made and memories shared. What does this say about the state of small businesses in our city? How will you remember Alarmist, and what’s next for Chicago’s beer scene? #Food #Chicago #CraftBeer