CBS 2’s Lauren Victory reports work on the Jane Byrne Interchange is very close to completion, and motorists can’t wait.

Chicago News Sports Events Culture

Whether it is the Chicago Bears, Chicago Cubs, or Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago sports fans are devoted to their teams. The city boasts a number of amateur sports teams, which have made national headlines. In the nascent days of the NFL, the city hosted the playoffs. This has been a part of the city’s renaissance.

The major sporting events are important to the local economy, as they generate money for good causes. They also help kids get active. Modern technology allows money to travel faster and images to be sent across the globe. The city’s sports culture has earned it a place on many lists, including the Best Sports Cities. Throughout its history, the city has received numerous awards, and has even been named the Best Sports City for the past two years.

The Reach Out and Reinforce Respect program is an anti-bullying campaign, and is run by student athletes. This helps to promote respect and teach kids the value of sports. In addition, the Chicago White Sox and the Chicago Bears have ongoing partnerships, providing funding for athletic programs. In 2009, the World Series was held in Cleveland. In 2010, the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup. These are just a few of the reasons why Chicago’s sports culture is so great.