🎭 The best Chicago theater deals

White Sox Park Shooting Details Remain Unclear

Two women were shot during a game at Guaranteed Rate Field Friday night, raising concerns about security at the ballpark. Police have yet to confirm if the shooting came from inside or outside the park. [Axios Chicago]

Transit Passes Drop Among Seniors and People With Disabilities

The number of free and reduced transit pass holders dropped by nearly a quarter last year, and many of the older adults and people with disabilities who once relied on the permits have seemingly chosen to not return to public transit. Some advocates argue the program’s application process has been difficult to navigate. [Tribune]

• Related: Whether you're taking transit or driving, what are the best routes to take? [City Cast Chicago 🎧]
• Plus: We’ve got an explainer on how to use the CTA’s updated dashboard and other tools. [Hey Chicago 💻]

Magnificent Mile Starbucks Workers Reject Union

The decision to turn down union membership at the five-story roastery and largest U.S. location has dealt a major blow to the Workers United International Union. Employees who voted against unionization said the union caused divisions among staff. Workers United claims Starbucks led intimidating one-on-one anti-union meetings, among other aggressive tactics. [Sun-Times]

• Related: Here's why labor has been one of the biggest stories of the summer. [City Cast Chicago 🎧]

Brewers vs. Cubs at Wrigley Field ⚾ Tuesday | 7:05 p.m.

Watch the Cubs take on the Milwaukee Brewers. [$25+]

Garfield Park Music Under Glass 🎵 Wednesday | 6–7 p.m.

Listen to experimentalist singer and sound artist Jada-Amina recollect the spirit of gospel, jazz, and hip-hop at the conservatory. [Free]

Full Moon Jam at Foster Beach 🌕 Wednesday | 7–10 p.m.

Enjoy performances from fire dancers and acoustic musicians on the shores of Lake Michigan. [Free]

Movies in the Lot in Hyde Park 🎞️ Thursday | 8–10 p.m.

Catch a screening of “Hairy Who and The Chicago Imagists” at the Hyde Park Art Center. [Free]

Another Corruption Conviction, Making New Friends, and More Pickleball Courts

Tim Mapes, the former chief of staff for former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, was convicted of perjury and obstruction of justice last week. Lead producer Simone Alicea and host Jacoby Cochran break down the latest details.

Plus, we are listening to your tips for making new connections in Chicago and mapping where the latest pickleball courts are popping up.