Data Centers vs. Chicago Landmarks: A plan to convert nearly half of the landmark 300 W. Adams St. building into a data center is moving through the city’s review process, drawing fresh calls to slow down amid concerns about the impact on a Loop landmark. Video Gambling Fight: Bally’s says it’s “resetting the pace” of construction on its permanent Chicago casino as it disputes the city’s push to expand video poker and other devices at bars and restaurants. Immigration Enforcement: ICE is using new tactics and is hitting record monthly arrest numbers, but critics say the focus on arrest totals may not translate into more deportations. Child Care Policy: Illinois Head Start providers are watching federal deregulation proposals closely, worried about what changes could mean for families. Public Health & Safety: Illinois still requires annual backflow testing to protect drinking water, and a new reminder comes as Elgin marks the 250th anniversary. Gun Violence: Weekend shootings in Chicago left multiple people dead and injured. Sports & Eligibility: The WNBA is forming an eligibility task force after renewed debate over transgender participation, with local fallout tied to the Sky–Fever controversy. Courts & Immigration Status: A federal judge cleared the way to end Myanmar TPS, setting up possible arrests and deportations. Local Government & Trust: A BBB Scam Tracker update shows Chicago and other Illinois cities continue to rack up reported scams, including debt-collection schemes.