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Chicago News Sports Events Culture

Chicago’s sports teams and major sporting events have been key to the economy of the Windy City. In 2016, the city held the All-Star Game and championship baseball games. The events provide an unforgettable sporting experience. These events attract some of the nation’s most talented athletes and energize the city. Whether you are a fan of one sport or all, you are sure to find a game you can enjoy in Chicago.

Chicago is the third-largest city in the United States, home to almost three million residents. Known as a “melting pot” and “city in a garden,” Chicagoans are known to support their favorite sports teams. In fact, Chicago has been named one of the world’s top 15 sports cities three times by Sporting News. It also makes the TSE’s international ranking of sport cities every year since 2012. In 2010, Chicago’s Jay Berwanger became the first Heisman Trophy recipient, and its Blackhawks won two Stanley Cups in 2010 and 2013.

Chicago’s local news station WGN TV offers news, sports, and entertainment. In addition, WGN is the only station in the city that provides local news. On WGN, you can find reports about crime, sports, and weather. Also, FOX 32 provides Chicago news to northwest Indiana and the Chicago area.