The White House says she’ll highlight the Biden administration’s accomplishments on infrastructure – including $40 billion for bridges across the U.S.

WE WILL TALK ABOUT ACCUMULATION AND YOUR WEEKEND FORECAST, STILL AHEAD. >>> NOW, VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS BACK IN CHICAGO TODAY. >> SHE WILL VISIT BRIDGES THAT CROSS THE CALUMET RIVER. IT'S ALL ABOUT THE INFRASTRUCTURAL LAWS INCLUDING $40 BILLION FOR BRIDGES AND INFRASTRUCTURES ACROSS THE WAS. SHE WILL ALSO TELL TRADE JOBS TO

Sports Events Culture in Chicago

The sports culture in Chicago is a multi-faceted beast. Sports teams have helped fund athletic programs for kids and have been an integral part of the city’s renaissance. On top of that, the city has been recognized as the number one sports city in the world two times in a row. So, it’s no surprise that fans are on the prowl for the next big thing.

For instance, the Chicago Bears and the Chicago White Sox have a long-standing partnership. But did you know that the Bears also fund the Chicago Junior Bears? They also fund Nerf football programs to prepare kids for high school football. Besides, you can’t deny that the Bears are one of the best teams in the league.

It’s also no surprise that sports have a big impact on the local economy. Aside from the obvious financial benefits, a successful sports franchise can contribute to the overall swagger of a community. There are also numerous social benefits to the game. After all, sports are the most watched media in the United States.

What’s more, the most successful sports franchises have invested in a number of worthwhile initiatives, such as the aforementioned Junior Bears, which will no doubt help foster the future of sport in the Windy City. Lastly, the most successful franchises have a plethora of charitable initiatives and philanthropic activities. This is the reason why the Chicago sports culture is truly a multi-dimensional entity. From the NFL to the NBA to the MLB, the city has it all.