139K views · 3.5K reactions | #tbt House music's first time featuring on the news in Chicago in 1986 ❤️ Tune in to the 24/7 House Floor channel on the Dance TV site & apps ➡️ | House Floor | Facebook

In a Chicago TV exclusive, Governor Pritzker also responds to President Trump's personal insults. ”You know it’s funny, whenever the president talks about somebody critically it’s often projection about what he himself is insecure about. So think about each of the things that he’s said about me, they’re all true about him,” Pritzker said. Catch more of the exclusive interview tonight in the WGN Evening News at 5 p.m. | WGN TV

From the archives: Watch Chicago's iconic river dye celebration exactly 20 years ago ☘️⁠ ⁠⁠ #year2005 #archives #vintage #throwback #stpatricksday #chicago #chicagoriver | NBC Chicago

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the 2005 World Series Game 1 today! We’ll post several clips of that incredible game. World Series MVP Jermaine Dye kicks us off with the first one. Giving us an early lead and going deep in the first inning. Some early offense by the South Siders drove Roger Clemens out early. Game 1 of the 2005 World Series set the tone for a thrilling and historic championship run for the Chicago White Sox. Played on October 22 at U.S. Cellular Field, the White Sox defeated

The 2005 Chicago White Sox delivered one of the most dominant and memorable championship runs in baseball history, ending an 88-year World Series drought. Managed by Ozzie Guillén, the Sox combined old-school fundamentals with power and pitching precision, finishing the regular season 99–63 before steamrolling through October. Behind a lights-out rotation of Mark Buehrle, Jon Garland, Freddy García, and José Contreras — who famously threw four straight complete games in the ALCS — the White Sox

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The Chicago Bears became Super Bowl CHAMPS on this day back in 1986! | Chicago Bears on CBS Sports