The Role of AI & Machine Learning in Modern Android Apps
The Role of AI & Machine Learning in Modern Android Apps
Chicago’s public pools to open daily this summer for first time since COVID-19 pandemic
Chicago’s outdoor public pools will be open daily this summer, just in time for a sweltering heatwave forecasted this weekend.
Chicago Police Have Failed To Solve More Homicides. Could A New Law Help?
The department implemented a range of recommendations meant to improve its homicide investigations, but with no obvious effect. Advocates hope that a new transparency law will spur change.
After reports that Chicago is ‘next’ in Trump’s militarized crackdown, mayor warns Trump to respect Constitution
It was Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest response to ongoing signs from the White House that it is considering targeting Chicago with a military response.
New renderings show what Chicago Fire stadium in ‘The 78' could look like
Fans are getting a first look at what the Chicago Fire's $650 million new stadium near downtown Chicago could look like.
Chicago Sky's Statement on Kamilla Cardoso Draws Attention
Chicago Sky's Statement on Kamilla Cardoso Draws Attention originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Angel Reese and the ‘mebounds’ myth: How Chicago Sky star is turning an (inaccurate) insult into a brand
Angel Reese is embracing the “mebounds” — at least as a businesswoman. The Chicago Sky star filed a trademark application over the weekend for the term, which refers to a rebound a player secures off her own missed shot.
2 Chicago Bears in danger of getting cut after 2025 minicamp
Here we'll try to look at the two Chicago Bears players who may be in danger of getting cut after their 2025 minicamp.
Chicago Braces for Soaring Temperatures with 90s Expected, Thunderstorms Possible
Chicago's weather is warming, with midweek rain potential, and high temperatures expected towards the weekend.
Juneteenth 2025: How To Celebrate In Chicago This Year
From wellness retreats to lectures and film screenings, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Juneteenth in Chicago.
President Donald Trump directs ICE to expand deportations in Democratic-run cities, including Chicago
President Donald Trump on Sunday directed federal immigration officials to prioritize deportations from Democratic-run cities.
With fanbase still locked in, Connecticut Sun look to build consistency against Chicago Sky
Despite an underwhelming start to the 2025 season, the Connecticut Sun are still feeling optimism for the future from the fanbase.
Chicago celebrates Pope Leo XIV at special event at Rate Field
Pope Leo XIV delivered a message of hope by video message on Saturday at a celebration and mass at Rate Field, honoring the papacy of the city's native son.
Pope Leo to deliver 1st address to US audience in video message in Chicago
Pope Leo XIV will make a virtual appearance in his hometown Saturday in his first address to U.S. audiences since he was elected pope.
Chicago outdoors: Chicago crappie for FOTW and deer in Beverly
Big crappie caught from the Chicago River and Montrose Harbor share Fish of the Week honors and a mailbag note on deer roaming Beverly are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.
Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 behind Matthew Boyd
Matthew Boyd pitched six innings of one-hit, one-run ball and Dansby Swanson hit a tiebreaking home run in the Chicago Cubs’ 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday.
Chicago’s ‘No Kings’ March Sees Massive Group Shut Down The Loop To Protest President Donald Trump (Live Blog)
A huge crowd gathered at Daley Plaza Saturday for a planned march through Downtown as part of a nationwide day of protest against President Donald Trump.
Chicago White Sox add a veteran arm — and Andrew Vaughn gets a fresh start — in trade with Milwaukee Brewers
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Chicago White Sox are trading first baseman Andrew Vaughn to the Milwaukee Brewers for pitcher Aaron Civale, a source confirmed to the Tribune on Friday morning.
Chicago Has A New Slogan: ‘Never Done, Never Outdone’
Choose Chicago officials said the group spent 18 months crafting its campaign, work that included over 300 listening tours, four focus groups and conversations on social media.
What we know about Chicago's 'No Kings' protest
According to the group’s website, similar protests are set to kick off in more than 1,000 cities across the country, including several Chicago suburbs. The rallies are intended to counter the military parade president Donald Trump has planned to mark the U.
‘Why Chicago?’: Lions’ Brad Holmes surprised Ben Johnson took Bears job
Brad Holmes knew that Ben Johnson was probably on his way out of Detroit, but he was not prepared for where he landed.
Evaluating the Value of Classic Matchboxes
Classic matchboxes have fascinated collectors and enthusiasts for decades.
See Pope Leo XIV rocking a Chicago White Sox hat in St. Peter's Square
During his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square on June 11, noted White Sox fan Pope Leo XIV donned a Chicago cap to take a picture with a newly married couple, the groom also sporting a White Sox hat.
4-day-old baby dolphin dies at Chicago zoo after appearing healthy
A dolphin calf’s first year of life, both in the wild and under professional care, is filled with challenges and milestones it must reach. Newborn dolphins must quickly master a
Chicago man sentenced to 10 years for 2018 sex assault in Iowa City
A Chicago man was sentenced in Johnson County court Tuesday to 10 years in prison on a charge of third-degree sexual assault.
Deal Ticker: Chicago-based Restaurant Group to Enter Dallas Market With Design District Concept
Plus: AT&T signs a 12-year lease in Richardson, Batbox gears up for Addison opening, and Dallas Community Land Trust names its executive director.
New Chicago bar named one of the best in America by Bon Appétit
Gus’ Sip & Dip in Chicago was named one of Bon Appétit’s Best New Bars in America. The bar offers 30 reimagined cocktails, rotating Happy Hours, and late-night dining. CHICAGO - A River North cocktail bar is getting national attention.
Can Pope Leo revitalize Catholicism in Chicago?
Now that the world's most famous Catholic is an American from Chicago, some hope Pope Leo XIV will help bring new energy to a church that's been on the steady decline there.
Ex-Chicago Officer Jacqueline Villasenor to Enter Plea in Court for 2021 Shooting Death of Husband
Ex-Chicago officer Jacqueline Villasenor is set for a plea hearing over the 2021 shooting death of her husband.
Column: Has the Wrigley Field video board enhanced the ballpark experience for Chicago Cubs fans?
The Chicago Cubs finally entered the video era at Wrigley Field in 2015, when they erected the left field video board. How did it turn out?
Today in Chicago History: Ex-US House Speaker Dennis Hastert charged with lying to FBI
1968: Jim Dooley was introduced as Chicago Bears head coach after George Halas announced his retirement. Ben Johnson is the 19th Chicago Bears head coach. Here’s a look at how past coaches fared — and why they left.
Darwin was right: a fossil found in Chicago provides unprecedented detail that reinforces the theory of evolution and natural selection
History never ceases to surprise us with the passage of time and the discoveries that come to light. The latest one has been in Chicago, where a fossil has been found that gives se
Chicago White Sox trade catcher Matt Thaiss to the Tampa Bay Rays for minor-league outfielder Dru Baker
The Chicago White Sox worked out a crunch at catcher Tuesday, trading Matt Thaiss to the Tampa Bay Rays. That cleared the way for Korey Lee’s return.
Fixing What's Broken About MLB in 2025
The day may come when there is nothing to complain about regarding Major League Baseball. But it'll be in the far-off future and not, you know, tomorrow.
2025 NFL season: 100 things to know with Week 1 kickoff approaching; key games, stories, odds, predictions
Some of the biggest events of the 2025 NFL offseason are officially in the rear view. And now, with free agency, the draft and the schedule release in the books, actual football is on the way. All 32 teams have organized team activities (OTAs) and mandatory minicamps this spring,
‘Egregious Delays’ and No Attorney Assistance: How Those Incarcerated Fight Their Convictions
Every year, incarcerated people in Illinois file post-conviction petitions, compiling evidence of police misconduct, violations of constitutional rights or claims of actual innocence. It’s a vital tool for those alleging injustice to get a new trial or be resentenced.