Chicago Shines at James Beard Awards: Kumiko and Oriole's Noah Sandoval Win Top Honors
Kumiko and Oriole in Chicago win at James Beard Awards; Kumiko for Outstanding Bar and Noah Sandoval of Oriole for Best Chef: Great Lakes.
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.
House divided: Who will get Pope Leo’s childhood home outside Chicago?
There’s a growing schism in the first American pope’s hometown. At stake is his childhood home. An auction for the house closes June 18.
Chicago environmental justice group calls for transition to electric trucks
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Chicago native receives one-of-a-kind Pope Leo trading card: 'The card picked me'
Brian Sleeth says a rare Topps card that arrived in an order of pope cards is a symbol of faith, family and a full-circle moment rooted in his South Side upbringing. The current bid online is $4,500,
26 games in 27 days: 3 takeaways at the midpoint of Chicago Cubs’ jam-packed June schedule
Since June 2, the Chicago Cubs played 13 games in four cities. Though they went only 7-6, they expanded their lead in the NL Central.
Beloved 'One Chicago' Stars Bring the Fire in Rare Red Carpet Appearance in Monte Carlo
Beloved 'One Chicago' Stars Bring the Fire in Rare Red Carpet Appearance in Monte Carlo originally appeared on Parade. It was an off-screen crossover over the weekend as the cast of Chicago Med, ChicagoPD and Chicago Fire brought the heat to Monaco.
Trump Orders ICE To Expand Deportations In Chicago, Other Democrat-Led Cities
Chicago saw tens of thousands of people march against the president and his anti-immigrant policies at Saturday's No Kings rally and local leaders are bracing for more raids.
Community Desk Chicago partners with city to launch grant for community-owned properties
The Wealth Our Way grant program will help support shared-ownership models that allow community members to own and redevelop properties in their neighborhood.
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.
Angel Reese’s 1st career triple-double leads Chicago Sky to a 78-66 road win over Connecticut Sun
Fueled by Angel Reese’s 11 assists — more than double her previous career high — the Chicago Sky had five players in double-figure scoring. Reese also had 11 points and 13 rebounds.
PHOTOS: ‘No Kings’ Rally In Chicago Draws Thousands To The Loop
An estimated 75,000 people flooded the Loop for the local edition of the nationwide movement to protest President Donald Trump.
Big Cheers for No. 14, Pope Leo, at the Ballpark
Chicago held a celebration on Saturday at the home of the White Sox to fully embrace the city’s connection to the new leader of the Catholic Church.
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.
Sen. Durbin, Rep. Garcia speak at Chicago No Kings Day protest
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin and U.S. Rep. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia spoke at the No Kings Day protest in Daley Plaza in downtown Chicago 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.
All-NBA First Team players: Chicago Bulls
Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen both sit atop the list for All-NBA First Team players for the Bulls.
Immigrant advocates, organizations prepare for workplace ICE raids in Chicago area
Community organizations and groups in the city and suburbs are anticipating for more possible immigration raids in the workplace by ICE
‘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.
Where would the Chicago Cubs be right now without Jameson Taillon?
"Words like 'consistent' and 'reliable' sometimes don't feel like they do Jameson enough justice," Cubs manager Craig Counsell said.
Evaluating the Value of Classic Matchboxes
Classic matchboxes have fascinated collectors and enthusiasts for decades.
Retired WDSU meteorologist Margaret Orr to debut in 'Chicago' at Saenger Theatre
Get to see the patron saint of NOLA weather in a new light, and she's even going to take you backstage with her.
Video: Car drives through anti-ICE protesters in Chicago
A video shows a car driving through a crowd of anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) protesters in Chicago on Tuesday.
‘You’re not just representing yourself’: CPS senior on her year on the Chicago School Board
During a chaotic year on the board, Carolina Carchi, 18, said she tried to share the “experiences of students who may never get the chance to speak in a room full of adults with such influence.”
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.
Chicago Bears Q&A: Why create cap space with the Joe Thuney extension? Can Terell Smith be a press CB?
As the Chicago Bears take part in their second week of organized team activities at Halas Hall, could they be laying groundwork for another major addition to the roster? The Tribune’s Brad Biggs addresses that question and many more in this week’s Bears mailbag.
Chicago Adventure Therapy uses the city's urban wilderness for grounding, bonding and learning
There are many ways to approach therapy, but Chicago Adventure Therapy takes young people outside and into the city's urban wilderness for lessons straight from Mother Nature.
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.
Chicago's Cambodian community marks 50 years since Khmer Rouge genocide
Albany Park is home to the National Cambodian Heritage Museum and Killing Fields Memorial, which serves as a place of healing for genocide survivors and their families.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Hosts Anti-Theft Symposium with Law Enforcement and Industry Experts in Chicago
AG Kwame Raoul hosts a symposium on tackling vehicle hijackings and thefts through public-private partnerships.
Transit fiscal cliff, Bears stadium among questions during Illinois budget talks
The Illinois General Assembly has until May 31 to pass a budget, and a looming transit fiscal cliff and the Bears' stadium project are among the biggest questions.
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
Memorial Day 2025 in Chicago: Parades, ceremonies, runs, and chilly beach days
Despite the cooler weather this year, people were still out and about for Memorial Day in the Chicago area. Asal Rezaei reports.