- Daily horoscope for November 25, 2022
- Ask Amy: Terminated employee terminates baby gift
- 10 things to do in Chicago this weekend: Pentatonix concert, ‘Sound of Music’ sing-a-long and a winter flower show
- Eugene Cherny: Ukrainians are fighting for their existence. They know the history of the genocidal Holodomor.
- Rachel Smith Kovarsky: Pilot program that gives SNAP residents in Chicago more options should be expanded
- Jennifer Mundt: Sleep is getting more respect — as a way to increase productivity. We need a better mindset.
- Letters: In aftermath of the Club Q shooting, the question remains: Why is it so easy to get these weapons?
- Club or country? Chicago’s Premier League fans face a dilemma when the US plays England at the World Cup.
- Editorial: Making the CTA safe and reliable is an urgent goal. The Red Line extension is just as vital.
- Anna Diop interview: In ‘Nanny,’ one immigrant story informs another
- New mom finds she’s a ‘huge overproducer’ of milk, becomes ‘No. 1 donor’ to infants in need through area hospital
- Fees for using MyChart? More Chicago-area health systems charging for some messages
- That ‘marvelous burger place’: 84 years of Tribune coverage of the Billy Goat Tavern
- ‘Nanny’ review: Anna Diop shines in an eerie, assured feature film debut
- School districts set to levy with 5% tax cap for the first time in 30 years as inflation rises
- Books to give as gifts for the 2022 holidays. If the message you want to send is …
- Law & Order column: Libertyville man sentenced to 120 years in prison for sexually assaulting a minor
- New coaches lead longtime rivals into the Notre Dame-USC game: ‘There’s a different feeling about this one’
- Don’t get scammed this holiday season. Here’s what to watch out for.
- Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his internet. He rallied neighbors to build their own fiber-optic network instead
- Daywatch: More health systems charging for online patient portal messages
- After a year, omicron is still driving COVID surges in the US and worries as families gather for holidays
- Inflation hovers over shoppers on Black Friday: ‘The money is not going as far as last year’
- Letter to the editor: Ranked choice voting could work in a Lake County community
- Speak Out reader opinion: Our country’s future again comes down to Georgia
- Chesapeake police release note from Walmart shooter, who says he felt ‘mocked’ by coworkers
- Valpo City Council, mayor establish council districts, approve fiscal plan for annexation
- Quickly: Readers sound off on the issues of the day
- Speak Out: Problems not fixed simply by moving to another state; holiday parties used to be fun before Trump was elected; GOP ready to go after Hunter Biden but what about the issues?
- Naperville Police Arrests
- ‘Speak Out’ reader opinion: Trying to find the good in the Bears season
- Quickly: Readers sound off on the issues of the day
- Church briefs
- Russia rains missiles on recaptured Ukrainian city
- Robert Saleh on Bears QB Justin Fields: ‘If he plays, we’re going to hit him’
- Montgomery holding Holiday Decorations Contest
- Haake: The Orwellian doublespeak of Stop-WOKE laws
- Photos: Chicagoland Black Friday shopping
- Decent: Building your own robot’s fun but the skills you learn can take you everywhere, club organizer says
- Defending state champion Carmel is winning without Anna Hartman … for now. The junior guard is working her way back. ‘We can’t wait.’
- Aurora approves moratorium on new food trucks
- Aurora nonprofit Challenge II Change, sheriff’s office to open transitional living house for people who were recently released from jail
- Merrillville OKs used car dealership, but warns it might be the last one for a while
- 3 double-doubles carry the DePaul women past No. 14 Maryland 76-67 at Fort Meyers Tip-Off
- New residential projects on tap for Griffith
- Bryce Welch’s breakout bodes well for Naperville North. A key reserve last season, the junior guard needs to do more. ‘He’s putting in a lot of work.’
- Vintage Chicago Tribune: Remembering Mayor Harold Washington, 35 years after his death
- Vickroy: Tiny farm in middle of suburbs offers respite for those in need, and dates back to before Alcoholics Anonymous
- Bomb in baggage joke not funny to bomb squad at O’Hare, police say
- Emboldened Biden, Democrats push ban on so-called assault weapons
- Holiday shopping the day after Thanksgiving remains a tradition for many in Aurora
- Nic ‘D’ Lendino? The Neuqua Valley senior plays basketball much like he plays football. ‘Defensively, he’s fantastic.’
- Elgin News Digest: Free holiday tea Dec. 3 at Elgin museum; choral ensemble to present ‘Light the Darkness with Song!’; sheriff’s office holding winter clothing drive; Ugaste collecting holiday cards for troops, vets
- Thanksgiving fire displaces Hobart family, who were unharmed
- As Black Friday ‘mellows’, mall shoppers look for good deals
- Colorado Springs reckons with past after gay club shooting
- Photos: Chicagoans cheer World Cup soccer
- Aurora Historical Society offers calendar that shows city in ‘totally new perspective’
- Waukegan police investigating Wednesday shooting of three men, one fatally, in a parking lot
- Batavia approves 10-cent fee on retail single-use shopping bags
- Talk of the County: Republicans unite and stop bickering
- Drayk Bowen leaves the 2A state final, his last game for Andrean, with an injury. But the Notre Dame recruit returns. ‘Drayk’s obviously a warrior.’
- Potempa: Disney’s ‘Lion King’ is appetizing for audiences new and old
- Merrillville Council revamping commercial vehicle policy next month
- ‘It’s like coming home’ Deerfield lights fresh tree and launches shop local campaign this holiday season
- Chicago Bears list QB Justin Fields as questionable for Sunday’s game — and backup Trevor Siemian says he’ll be ‘ready to go’ if needed
- Introducing the 2022 Post-Tribune Girls Soccer All-Area Team
- This Week in Naperville
- 5 things to watch in the Chicago Bears-New York Jets game — plus our Week 12 predictions
- Merrillville seeking applicants for boards, commissions
- Lincoln statue in Chicago’s Edgewater park defaced
- Naperville News Digest: Naperville Garden Club hosting 60th annual Cup of Cheer; park district winter brochure available online Nov. 30; Naperville Running Company to to fund trail snow removal
- Valparaiso’s Kate Weber is the 2022 Post-Tribune Girls Soccer Player of the Year
- Baird & Warner’s new 15,000-square-foot Naperville office will house 475 agents and mortgage, title and support staff
- Boo who? Kirby Dach scores the winning goal in a shootout against his former team, sending the Chicago Blackhawks to their 6th straight loss.
- Despite inflationary 2022, shoppers turn out for Black Friday
- World Cup: US battles England to a scoreless draw, meaning the Americans must beat Iran to advance to the knockout stage
- Zip locked: Akron-bound Darrion Baker literally stands tall as Hillcrest takes tourney title. ‘He’s a heck of a player.’
- Best post-Black Friday deals 2022
- Nebraska holds off Iowa 24-17, opening the door for Purdue — or Illinois — to earn a spot in the Big Ten championship game
- Unselfish Justin Lang understands defense keeps him on the court for Marist. But can he score, too? Richards finds out.
- Food for thought: Ayham Salah recovers as Oak Lawn rallies on Mount Carmel to win tourney. ‘Maybe Thanksgiving dinner.’
- Let Jackson Langendorf go. Waubonsie Valley does it against Marmion. The result? ‘Sometimes, that’s our best offense.’
Saturday, March 28th 2026
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