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The debate over $11 million in grants reflects mixed feelings over how to handle the issue outside of Chicago.

The Illinois presidential primary may not play a big factor in the race, but the nitty-gritty details of preparing for the March vote are an...

Weather patterns, badly timed rain and the lit windows of the Lakeside Center building blamed for the carnage.

Ongoing health issues for Lawrence Wyllie, the indicted former superintendent of Lincoln-Way High School District 210, again push back actio...

Dick Butkus, the player who perhaps best epitomized the tough and determined identity of the Chicago Bears, has died, the Tribune confirmed...

Mayor Brandon Johnson is exploring backup plans to the tent encampments he had proposed for migrants, while Gov. J.B. Pritzker says additio...

Authorities say they have no reason to believe the string of gun busts at Naperville’s TopGolf facility over the past three weeks are connec...

Studying causes of inflammation could have implications for cancer, heart disease and autoimmune diseases.

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Vintage Chicago Tribune offers a look back at events, places and people involved in shaping Chicago’s past, present and future, in ways both...

A former Chesterton High School English teacher and debate team coach charged with child seduction had his bond set at $10,000 and is under...

Three people were killed by gunshots outside of their homes this week in Phoenix, Harvey and Riverdale, according to the Cook County medical...

Ex-Northwestern football coach Pat Fitzgerald, who was fired this year amid a hazing scandal, has sued the university and school president M...

Prosecutors have asked for a sentence of more than five years in prison for James Weiss for his conviction earlier this year on bribery char...

The Chicago Police Board, the nine-person body that metes out discipline in the most serious cases of alleged misconduct by Chicago police o...

Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.

The Chicago Marathon follows a route through 29 neighborhoods on a flat, fast course considered one of the world’s six major marathons.

The Department of Buildings issued a stop work order in September 2022, finding that the project didn’t have necessary permits or approvals.

Preckwinkle says budget closes a $161 million gap by, in part, eliminating hundreds of vacancies at the county’s flagship health system.

Hundreds donned pink and black soccer shirts fanned out to Soldier Field despite missing soccer star Lionel Messi.

Workers fired from the abruptly closed Signature Room restaurant rallied Wednesday to demand pay and benefits they say they are legally owed...

About 50 environmental activists rallied Wednesday afternoon, calling for the removal of lead pipes in Chicago and a robust Lead and Copper...

NASCAR agreed to a shorter setup and tear down window to minimize disruption, the city said

In a post-City Council news conference Wednesday afternoon, the mayor said Chicago was now expecting at least 14 — and as many as 22 — buses...