Justin Baren dead: Redwalls star dies age 40
Former teen rock star Justin Baren, founding member of The Redwalls, has died peacefully. The band, once dubbed the 'new Beatles', opened for Oasis in 2005. Read the full tribute.
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The Redwalls' Justin Baren Dies Peacefully at 40
Justin Baren, beloved bassist and co-founder of Chicago's The Redwalls, has died aged 40. The band, famed for its British Invasion sound, was in the midst of a comeback. Read the tributes.
Woman set on fire on Chicago train in critical condition
A 26-year-old woman is fighting for her life after a man doused her in liquid and set her alight on a Chicago CTA Blue Line train following an argument. Read the full report.
Woman set on fire on Chicago train in critical condition
A 26-year-old woman fights for life after being doused with liquid and set ablaze on Chicago's CTA Blue Line. Police hunt suspect as victim suffers severe burns.
Chicago vs NYC: 7 Reasons to Choose Windy City
Discover why Chicago offers a more affordable, less crowded alternative to New York City with stunning architecture, pristine beaches and legendary cuisine. Plan your perfect city break today!
ICE detains Chicago daycare worker in school zone raid
A Chicago daycare worker was forcibly detained by ICE agents while dropping children at school, sparking outrage and raising concerns about immigration enforcement tactics in sensitive locations.
ICE Halloween Raids Spark Outrage in Chicago
Exclusive report reveals how ICE conducted coordinated raids across Chicago during Halloween festivities, sparking outrage from activists and local officials.
80s Metal Legends Spotted in Sydney Hotel
Fans in Sydney were treated to an unexpected blast from the past as members of a legendary heavy metal band were spotted leaving their luxury hotel, sparking excitement among followers of the iconic group.
Heidi Range on Sugababes rift: 'It hurt'
Former Sugababes star Heidi Range breaks her silence on being excluded from the band's reunion, revealing the emotional toll and her current perspective on the music industry rift.
ICE agents use tear gas on Chicago residents in raid
Exclusive video reveals US Immigration agents using chemical irritants during Chicago home raid, sparking civil liberties concerns and community outrage.
Elderly woman breaches Chicago Midway Airport security
An 82-year-old woman breached Chicago Midway Airport security in a bizarre blitz, charging through checkpoints and sparking a major emergency response before being apprehended.
Duncan James reveals secret Blue band romance
Blue star Duncan James opens up about his hidden relationship with a fellow band member during the group's early days, sharing intimate details about their secret romance and the challenges they faced.
Gilmour: No more Pink Floyd with Waters
Exclusive: Pink Floyd's David Gilmour delivers definitive statement confirming he will never work with Roger Waters again, ending decades of fan speculation about band reunion.
Caleb Williams faces brutal Aikman comparison as Bears QB
Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams receives stark Troy Aikman comparison after preseason struggles, raising questions about his NFL readiness and Chicago's quarterback future.
Pope Leo XIII's incredible 1902 Cubs World Series prophecy
Discover the remarkable 1902 tale of how Pope Leo XIII allegedly predicted the Chicago Cubs' World Series victory after 108 years, in a story that blends baseball history with Vatican intrigue.
Chicago refuses Border Patrol cooperation in immigration standoff
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker condemns Texas Governor Greg Abbott's border patrol programme as Chicago authorities refuse to participate in controversial immigration enforcement operations.
Joe Mansueto acquires Time Out Chicago magazine
Billionaire investor Joe Mansueto, founder of Morningstar, makes unexpected return to Chicago media scene by purchasing Time Out Chicago magazine from Time Out Group.
Trump ICE agents raid Chicago school in immigration operation
Former President Donald Trump's immigration officials conducted a controversial raid at a Chicago secondary school, removing a student in a move that's sparked outrage and condemnation from local authorities.
Sister Jean, Loyola Chicago's beloved chaplain, dies at 104
The inspirational centenarian nun who became a March Madness celebrity and spiritual guide to Loyola Chicago's basketball program has died at 104, leaving behind an incredible legacy of faith and fandom.
Chicago prepares to host NCAA Final Four basketball championship
Chicago prepares to host the prestigious NCAA Final Four basketball championship, bringing economic boost and sporting excitement to the city.
Sister Jean, Loyola Chicago's 106-year-old icon, passes away
Beloved team chaplain Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt, who became national sensation during Loyola Chicago's Cinderella March Madness run, dies at 106 leaving lasting legacy in college basketball.
Louis Tomlinson: One Direction reunion 'hurts more than I admit'
Former One Direction star Louis Tomlinson opens up about the emotional pain of discussing a band reunion and reveals which member he'd most want to collaborate with now.
Noel Gallagher: I Founded Oasis, Not Liam
Oasis legend Noel Gallagher reveals explosive truth about band's formation in tell-all interview, claiming sole founder status while dismissing brother Liam's role.
Off-duty Border Patrol agent arrested in Chicago vehicle attack
An off-duty US Border Patrol agent has been taken into custody after allegedly driving into multiple pedestrians in Chicago, leaving eight people injured in a chaotic scene near a city bus stop.
Illinois Governor's On-Air Meltdown Over Chicago Crisis
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker launched into an extraordinary televised tirade, accusing former President Donald Trump of turning Chicago into a 'war zone' while defending his administration's record on crime and immigration.
ICE accused of excessive force against Chicago journalists
Shocking footage reveals US immigration agents deploying extreme tactics against protesters and reporters during Chicago demonstrations. New evidence raises serious questions about press freedom and police conduct.
Chicago funding crisis as Trump admin cuts federal support
The Trump administration has triggered a major crisis in Chicago by cutting off federal funding, forcing the city to implement emergency measures and threatening essential services across the Windy City.
Bears reveal £3.2bn lakefront dome stadium vision
The Chicago Bears have revealed spectacular renderings for a revolutionary new fixed-dome stadium along Lake Michigan, promising a year-round entertainment destination that could transform the city's landscape.
Band Up Announce Intimate Pub Tour Across the UK
Get ready for an unforgettable night as the indie band 'Band Up' swaps stadiums for snug pubs, offering fans a unique chance to see them up close and personal on a special tour.
Swimmers Return To Chicago River After 50-Year Ban
In a landmark event for urban environmental recovery, swimmers returned to the Chicago River for the first sanctioned race in over 50 years, marking a stunning turnaround for a waterway once synonymous with industrial waste.
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