A Chicago Data Center Overheated—And Shut Down Trade in Key Markets Across the Globe

Inside a nondescript, boxy building in a Chicago suburb, the heat was rising. This wasn’t just an unusual issue for a chilly fall day in Illinois. It was also a problem for global markets.The facility was a vital data center used by CME Group,

5 things we learned from the Eagles’ drubbing by Chicago

The Chicago Bears simply out-muscled the Eagles on Friday night, leaving no doubt who controlled the line of scrimmage. Chicago finished with a commanding 281 rushing yards en route to a 24–15

Christmas tree lots in Chicago prepare for heavy snow and customers: ‘When it snows, they feel more Christmasy’

Forecasters are anticipating a winter storm to begin late Friday, with snow expected to fall up to an inch per hour into Saturday.

Christkindlmarket vendors ask Chicago to raise new capacity limits after seeing big drop in business

Christkindlmarket organizers are urging city officials to reconsider new last-minute limits placed on capacity for the popular Christmas market, saying their survival depends on the changes they are seeking.

Chicago ranks No. 1 in nation for porch pirate theft, new report says

Chicagoans lost an estimated $254 million in package theft this year in 6.5 million incidents, according to home security research firm SafeWise. Residents are advised to schedule deliveries when someone is at home and to keep porch lights on.

Holiday lights around Chicago: Our top 10 seasonal displays, from Chicago Botanic Garden to the Cantigny estate

Along with longtime favorites such as Illumination at Morton Arboretum, we have a few new places to light up your Christmas this year, including downtown LaSalle out near Starved Rock.

Chicago train attack prompts Trump criticism of Illinois no-cash bail

According to Chicago police, a repeat offender who was awaiting trial for an unrelated attack and was not being held in jail set a woman on fire aboard a train.

Higher prices, immigration arrest fears subdue Black Friday shopping in Chicago area

Customers and employees pinned the lower turnout on online shopping, continued fear of federal immigration arrests, tariffs and a lack of good deals.

Chicago train attack revives debate on cashless bail for repeat offenders

Fox News' Brooke Taylor and criminal defense attorney Donna Rotunno discuss an attack on a Chicago train and the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., that sparked debate on cashless bail and the immigration process.

In search of Black Friday deals, shoppers hit Chicago streets despite chilly temperatures, inflation worries

Despite concerns about inflation, shoppers turned out en masse for a day of shopping that, for some, is just as much about finding good deals as it is holiday traditions in downtown Chicago.
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