michele24+FollowLou Canellis joins NBC 5 Chicago sports teamChicago sports fans are in for a treat—Lou Canellis, a true hometown legend and six-time Emmy winner, is now the main sports anchor at NBC 5 Chicago. After decades of covering everything from Bulls championships to Bears game days, Lou’s passion for local teams is unmatched. He’ll be bringing his signature energy to nightly sports segments and hosting “Sports Sunday.” For anyone who grew up watching Chicago sports, this feels like the city’s all-star team just got even stronger. What are you hoping Lou brings to NBC 5’s coverage? #Entertainment #ChicagoSports #NBC500Share
michele24+FollowLou Canellis joins NBC 5: Chicago sports TV shakeupLou Canellis, a familiar face for Chicago sports fans, is making a major move—leaving Fox 32 after 16 years to become the new lead sports anchor at NBC 5. This is a big deal for local sports coverage, especially since NBC 5 is aiming to revive its sports department after a period of uncertainty. Canellis grew up in Oak Lawn and always dreamed of being a household name in his hometown. Now, with NBC 5 betting on his passion and experience, could this bring back the glory days of local sports TV in Chicago? What do you think this means for how we watch and talk about our teams? #Entertainment #ChicagoSports #LouCanellis00Share
Gina Reynolds+FollowLou Canellis joins NBC 5—Chicago sports just got realChicago’s sports scene is about to get even more exciting—Lou Canellis, a six-time Emmy winner and lifelong Chicagoan, is now the main sports anchor at NBC 5. If you’ve followed local teams or tuned in for big game nights, you know Lou’s passion and energy are unmatched. He’s not just about scores and highlights; he’s deeply involved in the community and brings decades of experience to the table. With Lou on board, what are you hoping to see more of in local sports coverage? Let’s talk about the stories and teams that matter most to you! #Entertainment #Celebrity #ChicagoSports00Share
Amy Williams+FollowNorth Park’s rapid rise: Bender takes the reinsNorth Park University just made a bold move that’s turning heads in Chicago sports circles. Egan Bender, who was leading the Vikings in tackles just over a year ago, is now stepping up as co-defensive coordinator at only 23. That’s a huge leap—especially in the ultra-competitive CCIW, where even a .500 season is a big deal. Bender’s energy and recent on-field experience could bring a fresh spark to the Vikings’ defense. What do you think—can a young coach like Bender help North Park break through against the league’s powerhouses? #Sports #Football #ChicagoSports00Share
Dawn Fritz+FollowChicago sports radio gets a major upgradeChicago’s sports fans are about to hear their favorite games and talk shows in crystal-clear FM sound. 670 The Score is making the jump to 104.3FM, while still staying on AM, starting February 2. This means Cubs and Bulls broadcasts will sound better than ever—no more static or fuzzy signals. It’s a big shift for local radio, aiming to bring in more listeners, especially younger fans who rarely tune in to AM. The catch? 104.3 Jams, the city’s old-school hip-hop station, is signing off. How do you feel about sports talk taking over FM, and what will you miss most about 104.3 Jams? #Sports #ChicagoSports #RadioNews10Share
Judith Nelson+FollowChicago high school champs make historyChampionship banners are flying high across Chicago after a year packed with unforgettable high school sports moments. Kenwood Academy’s girls basketball team clinched their first-ever state title, while Dyett High School’s boys basketball squad made a comeback story for the ages. Lane Tech’s baseball team pulled off a dramatic rally at Wrigley Field, and King College Prep’s girls flag football team took home the inaugural city crown. St. Ignatius dominated the gridiron with back-to-back Prep Bowl wins. These victories aren’t just about trophies—they’re about pride, resilience, and rewriting what’s possible for Chicago’s young athletes. Which win or moment stood out most to you? #Sports #ChicagoSports #HighSchoolChampions00Share
Shawn Martin+FollowBears go from last 3 seasons to NFC North champs in one yearAfter finishing in last place in the NFC North each of the past three seasons, the Chicago Bears are now the 2025 NFC North champions! Chicago clinched the division title after the Packers’ loss this weekend, locking up their first NFC North crown since 2018 and a playoff spot along the way. What a reversal of fortune — what do you think their ceiling is this postseason? #NFL #ChicagoBears #NFCSouth #NFCPic #Playoffs #WorstToFirst #ChicagoSports41Share
