- As Kyle Hendricks spins another great outing in win, his Chicago Cubs future remains an unknown
- Daily horoscope for July 20, 2023
- Photos: Celebrating Mass in a Chicago street
- Ask Amy: My wife will not forgive and move on
- Turtle’s tale: Nickel, the Shedd Aquarium’s endangered green sea turtle, marks her 20th year in Chicago
- Rev. Otis Moss III: The Pretrial Fairness Act is constitutional. It’s time for justice to prevail.
- Letters: Op-ed critical of MLB’s pitch clock is spot on
- Oak Park Village Hall could be demolished despite historic status
- Village president: Oak Brook’s strong stance against crime is the answer to creating a thriving community
- ‘A big opportunity’: 12-year-old boy from Chicago prepares to compete at Baseball World Cup in Taiwan
- Cully Stimson and Zack Smith: Kim Foxx’s pro-criminal policies are to blame for Chicago’s rising violence
- ‘Minx’ review: In Season 2, the perils of success from a feminist mag with male centerfolds
- Column: Double Duty Classic players get a history lesson while living out their dreams
- Real Estate Matters: Tax questions answered
- Daywatch: Other Northwestern sports under scrutiny
- Congress Theater rehab gets boost as City Council OKs up to $27 million tax subsidy
- Powerball finally has a winner for jackpot worth over $1 billion
- Photos: Double Duty Classic 2023
- River North 5-bedroom home with putting green: $3.5M
- The US and North Korea have no diplomatic ties — but they still have ways to talk about US soldier
- Trimmed trees outside LA studio become flashpoint for striking Hollywood writers and actors
- Naperville Police Arrests
- Barack Obama appears in Kankakee library TikTok video to put focus on book bans
- Naperville Central’s Trinity Jones becomes 3rd girl from Illinois to make U16 national team and goes for gold
- New Zealand opens the Women’s World Cup with a 1-0 upset of Norway on an emotional 1st day in host nation
- Sam Kerr’s Women’s World Cup in doubt, but she helps inspire Australia to an opening win against Ireland
- North Chicago man convicted of firing at police; faces up to 100 years in prison
- Two knee surgeries later, Juliana Valdez is on her way back for Marist. She’ll be ready in a month. ‘Really excited.’
- Abbott’s COVID-19 test sales dive by nearly 90%
- Outdoors column: Migratory bird sings melancholy notes on hot days
- Column: A Mount Carmel repeat? That question and more with a quick look at the 2023 high school football schedules
- ‘A blessing’ for Stevenson’s coach, Michaela Duffy heads to St. Mary’s to play for coach with national titles
- Naperville grows with annexation of 3 sites bringing new housing developments and a K-8 STEM school
- Column: What’s next for the beloved Pickwick Theatre — and what they shouldn’t ignore (hint: it’s the movies)
- Cycling event makes time to pay tribute to fallen members of law enforcement
- Trustee Keane, State Sen. Murphy honored statewide for efforts leading Niles Library through challenges
- Former youth volleyball coach charged with trying to solicit underage ‘girl’ for sex, authorities say
- Armed pair hold up BMO Harris Bank in Naperville, FBI says
- Sweet on Mesquite: Just beyond Dallas, world-class rodeo and barbecue await
- Survey of 30 US cities shows nearly 10% drop in homicides in 2023
- Ex-Mayor Lori Lightfoot sued to keep a letter about the city treasurer secret from the Tribune. Will Brandon Johnson continue her fight?
- Russia bombards Odesa and other southern Ukraine port cities for 3rd night since end of grain deal
- Column: Carson Wentz. Easton Stick. Trey Lance. NFL success gets Batavia’s Ryan Boe to North Dakota State. ‘Pretty cool.’
- Doug Loden returned to Lake Central to coach after surgery. But he’s playing again, and D-I baseball beckons.
- Bradshaw: In admissions, an elite high school is less important than a student’s academic rigor, writing skills
- Man sentenced to 30 years in neighbor’s beating death
- El Milagro settles over labor board allegations
- Churches unite behind exhibit featuring artwork of detained migrant children ‘to see if we can reach people’s hearts’
- Column: Aurora man says capturing photos of recent funnel cloud ‘as close as I ever want to come’ to one
- Naperville residents receive college/university degrees, named to honor rolls and dean’s lists
- Awash in pink, everyone wants a piece of the ‘Barbie’ movie marketing mania
- Eat. Watch. Do. — Pitchfork guide, ‘Barbenheimer’ reviews, plus 25 Chicago hot dog stands
- Home sales in June fell to the slowest pace since January with near-historic low inventory for sale
- Afternoon Briefing: Barack Obama appears in TikTok with Kankakee librarians
- Customer wins $1 million during Powerball drawing at Elmhurst liquor store
- New Chicago receives $200K to replace century-old town hall
- NWI Symphony 2023-24 season includes Halloween, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ shows
- Will County Board OKs barge terminal for oil near Lockport’s 9th Street bridge
- Connor Bedard and Oliver Moore are featured in a behind-the-scenes NHL draft special that premieres Friday
- US on track to record largest annual drop in homicides
- SWAT called out to Hebron; father, son face charges in alleged crime spree
- Rachel Bronson: Oppenheimer’s story reinforces the importance of global governance during scientific revolutions
- Calumet City names library cafe after late IT consultant, mayoral campaign manager
- Woman killed walking on Borman Tuesday; police seek motorist
- Proposed compromise would give Naperville chicken therapy nonprofit an 18-month deadline to move
- Gary man faces attempted murder charge for shooting woman on road
- Taking the kids: Vail in summer is a deal for families
- William Brandt, corporate restructuring expert and former chair of Illinois Finance Authority, dies
- Vintage Chicago Tribune: The first Special Olympics at Soldier Field — 55 years ago
- Kindle your child’s imagination with the best playset accessories
- Elgin’s Advocate Sherman the only Illinois hospital included on most socially responsible facilities list in U.S.
- Pioneering hacker Kevin Mitnick, FBI-wanted felon turned security guru, dead at 59
- El Milagro llega a un acuerdo sobre las denuncias de la junta laboral
- Want to start woodworking? Here’s everything you need
- Naperville News Digest: DuPage Animal Services holding adopt one, get one kitten event; park district wants resident input on proposed projects; Walk On event for lymphoma research planned for July 28
- Local favorite Tommy Fleetwood among 3 British Open co-leaders, while Rory McIlroy rallies to open in even par
- ‘A cornerstone of the community’: Portage Public Library breaks ground on planned garden
- Law & Order column: Key Lake County law enforcement positions filled
- Aurora Ald. Michael Saville in line to be chair of council committee once led by late Ald. Scheketa Hart-Burns
- New owner of Waukegan’s troubled Lakeside Tower apartments plans $20M in improvements
- John Nichols, former Illinois Tool Works CEO who also led the Pritzker family’s Marmon Group, dies at 92
- Elgin News Digest: Carpentersville police selling K9 program tees, sweatshirts; Movies in the Park series returns to Elgin with ‘Lightyear’; Cocktails in the Park fundraiser set for Saturday in Batavia
- Whiting, Hammond school districts ask voters to pass, renew referenda
- NFL slaps Daniel Snyder with $60 million fine for ‘inappropriate’ conduct, revenue-share dodging as owners approve Washington sale
- Proposed Aurora light festival would be first of its kind in Illinois, officials say
- Michael Kopech bounces back, helping the Chicago White Sox salvage the series finale with a 6-2 win against the New York Mets
- Allegations of unfair labor practices at Howard Brown Health have merit, labor relations board office finds
- Senate Judiciary Committee approves legislation to impose stronger ethics standards on Supreme Court justices
- Five charged in Kane County with human trafficking
- Former Northwestern AD Jim Phillips says he will ‘vigorously defend myself’ after being named in 2 lawsuits in hazing scandal
- Review: Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos is focus of artfully inventive ‘Here Lies Love’ on Broadway
- As temperatures rise, mosquitoes are also on the move. Scientists worry that could mean more malaria.
- Photos: Cubs lose opener to Cardinals 7-2
Friday, March 27th 2026
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