Chicago's Unseasonably Cold Spring Weather and its Impacts on Chicago Auto Transport As of April 7, 2025, the city of Chicago, Illinois, has been experiencing an unusually cold welcome to…
The CTA, or Chicago Transit Agency’s President, Dorval Carter, recently announced that he is set to retire and step down from his position as the head of the agency. His…
The United Auto Workers union, a union made up of workers of varying levels working in automotive manufacturing plants, have threatened to start up a strike against the Stellantis plant…
We have officially reached the halfway point of the year 2024 and as we enter July 1st, we can expect some new laws to take effect in Illinois. Traditionally, new…
The typical summertime bug is back and filling the streets of Chicago and its surrounding areas. The buzzing cicadas are starting to come out of their hiding and show themselves…
All across the country, people are gathering outside today and at very specific hours to view the solar eclipse. This phenomenon is a once in a lifetime experience as experts…
Last week, a major cellular crisis hit the United States leaving many cell phone users without service for about half of the day. The outage was just with AT&T users,…
The office of the Illinois Secretary of State has been trying to modernize their facilities, such as the DMV, and work to reduce wait times for their customers as well.…
Thanksgiving is upon us and with that comes the story of the first Thanksgiving being retold over and over again. The tale of the Pilgrims who settled in Plymouth colony…
In just one evening, Chicago became a city full of hundreds of dead birds. More than a thousand birds died when flying one evening and they crashed into a single…
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