Police said a 36-year-old woman was walking, in the 3100 block of West Grace Street around 3:55 a.m., when three men exited a silver sedan and approached with handguns.

Chicago Sports Events Culture

Despite its relatively small size, Chicago is home to some of the biggest sporting events in the world. For a town the size of Chicago, it’s no surprise that the city sports more than its fair share of teams in all five major professional sports.

In addition to the traditional NFL, NHL, and MLB, Chicago boasts a slew of amateur sports teams. These include the Cubs, Bears, and Blackhawks, among others.

The city has won several awards for its sports culture, including TSE’s “Best of the Best” trophy for the year. In addition, the city has been in the running for TSE’s international ranking of sport cities for the last two years.

The city has also wowed its visitors with its list of high-tech amenities, from its famous zoo to its dazzling skyscrapers. And, despite its relative small size, Chicago is an epicenter for a slew of high-profile events, including the Super Bowl and NCAA basketball tournaments. The city’s sports fanatics are loyal to a fault. They don’t just go to the game, they show up in droves.

In the end, it’s no wonder that the city has been dubbed the sports capital of the Midwest. In fact, Chicago’s sporting credentials are so stellar that it is currently the only metropolitan area in the United States to have three teams in all five major professional sports. The Cubs have been a pillar of the community since the 1920s. In fact, the franchise has raked in over $600 million in revenues for Illinois each year.