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- Sep 30, 2026
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Morningstar to move headquarters to Thompson Center in Loop (opens the original)
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Financial services firm Morningstar will move its global headquarters to the Thompson Center, joining tech giant Google. The company said Wednesday that it would occupy 275,000 square feet at the property, which is currently under construction. Google has been redeveloping the former state government’s office hub at 171 N. LaSalle St. into its Chicago headquarters, where it plans to employ 2,000 people. “Morningstar was founded in Chicago more than four decades ago, and we’re proud to continue b
Fans are feeling South Side pride for postseason-bound White Sox (opens the original)
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Angelica Flores didn’t grow up watching sports, but at Friday’s game against the Colorado Rockies, she wholeheartedly embraced the Sox fandom. The game was at least her eighth this season, she said. “But we watch every night,” said her boyfriend, Miguel Ortega. “Every game. Sometimes wear Pope hats too to bring them good luck.” The DeKalb couple has been together for five years. That was her first introduction to the team she now dons black and white for religiously. Ortega, 30, has been going t
Music venue expected to be centerpiece of $7 billion development project near United Center (opens the original)
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Details of the new 6,000-seat music venue planned around the United Center as part of a $7 billion privately funded redevelopment project were released on Friday. The Music Hall, which is intended to “create a new type of music experience” in Chicago, is scheduled to open in 2028. Its design is meant to center live performances, unlike other Chicago venues, according to a news release. Renderings released show a three-level “intimate” performances room, with panoramic stage views and dramatic li
Los Angeles athleisure brand, aimed at Gen Z and millennials, opens West Loop flagship (opens the original)
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Los Angeles athleisure brand Set, popular among Gen Z and millennials, is opening its first Midwest outpost on Friday in the West Loop. The store’s opening celebration will feature a hat and patch bar and the first 100 customers will receive custom Lands’ End totebags with Garrett Popcorn. The business, at 946 W. Randolph St., joins a sea of retailers and restaurants putting down roots in the thriving neighborhood. Set was founded in 2018 by Lindsey Carter for the fashion-focused “girl on the go
33-year-old man fatally shot during altercation in West Pullman (opens the original)
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A 33-year-old man died Saturday after he was shot in the chest in West Pullman, Chicago police said. Police said a verbal argument with an unknown group of people in the 11500 block of South Halsted Avenue at 4:34 p.m. turned physical when someone fired a gunshot, hitting the unidentified victim in the chest. The victim was transported by private vehicle to Roseland Community Hospital in critical condition, where he later died, according to police. No additional information was available about a
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