Even after a valiant fourth quarter comeback, the Chicago Bears fell short of the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field. Heading into the playoffs, they’ll once again face off against a bitter rival: the Green Bay Packers.
For nearly 40 years, Jhe Russell needed to be perfect. After all, his dance career demanded it. But when injuries and the chaos of life took him in a different direction, he found peace in a job he never expected.
KRUI is pretty special, not only do we like music, but we also enjoy other things! From movies, video games, a DJ set, and sports, here’s a list of some of our KRUI picks from all things media that we loved to see in 2025.
No. 23 Iowa closed the 2025 season with a statement win, knocking off No. 14 Vanderbilt in the ReliaQuest Bowl behind a clutch performance from senior quarterback Mark Gronowski. The victory snapped Iowa’s long skid against ranked opponents and served as a fitting sendoff for a senior class that chose loyalty and one last ride together.
Four seconds left, just two yards away. After an all-game shootout, the Bears had one final chance to close the book on an improbable ending. They fell just short.
The rumors are true, KRUI likes music! 2025 was a crazy year all around, and even crazier, we here at KRUI actually listened to lots of albums this year. We’ve picked out eleven of our favorite albums from this year to share, and explore together.
St. Patrick’s day is long gone, but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn more about it from Chicago native, Rachel Green!
“Chi-Raq” is messy, ridiculous, and deniably Spike Lee. (Photo via: Vimeo.com)
Rick Hahn made a lot of moves this offseason hoping to bring the White Sox back to the playoffs for the first time since 2008. (Photo: Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune)
Dan Wilson takes a look at the first half of the season for the Chicago Bulls. (Photo: www.thehoopdoctors.com)
With the Bears sitting at 2-3, the offense has failed to live up to the preseason hype. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Kansas City treated fans to a 9-8 win in the 12th inning in the team’s first playoff appearance since 1985 (Photo: Jill Toyoshiba/Kansas City Star)
Former Chicago Bull, Brian Scalabrine, is a jack of all trades. After an 11 year NBA career featuring two Finals appearances with the Nets and Celtics, Scalabrine decided to hang up his headband and pursue a career in broadcasting.
With the NBA regular season growing closer, many Chicago sports fans are left with the same question: how will the Bulls be without Derrick Rose?
The opening drive of the 2012 season for the Chicago Bears was an all too familiar scene for many Chicago fans, but it only got better from there.
