CBS 2’s Charlie De Mar reports it’s unclear if they were eating inside the fast food restaurant, but there were more than 30 shell casings found on the scene.

Chicago News Sports Events Culture

Whether it’s a baseball game, a basketball match, or a soccer tournament, Chicago is a city of sports enthusiasts. Not only does the city have some of the most popular professional teams in the country, but it also boasts a number of amateur sports teams that have taken the national stage.

Aside from generating millions of dollars in revenue, major sports events also help generate a positive impact on the local economy. Especially for Chicago, which has the third largest population of any city in the country, this can be a huge boost. In 2010, sports generated $340 million in the New York City economy, and more than $600 million in the state of Illinois. In addition, they encourage kids to stay active. They create jobs and raise awareness about important issues.

Aside from the storied Chicago Blackhawks NHL franchise, the city is home to a number of other notable professional and amateur teams. For example, the Boston Bruins visited a children’s hospital on Halloween to give patients a little cheer. And in recent years, the Blackhawks have won two Stanley Cups.

Chicago’s sports culture is a reflection of its renaissance, which has been seen throughout the country. The city is home to some of the biggest sporting events in the world, including the NFL playoffs and the NBA Finals. It’s also the home of the Chicago Cubs, one of the most loyal and dedicated fan bases in the country. It’s no wonder that the city has been named the best sports town three times by Sporting News magazine.