- Daily Horoscope for October 18, 2024
- Asking Eric: Boyfriend is too devoted to his cats
- Today in History: American flag raised in Puerto Rico
- Today in Sports History: Nate Thurmond records the NBA’s first quadruple-double
- Editorial: Death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar offers golden opportunity to halt Middle East suffering
- Distressed about climate change, a ‘supermajority’ of young Americans across the political spectrum want bolder action
- What to do in Chicago: ‘Some Like It Hot,’ Open House Chicago and the Halloween parade
- The last Chicago-area Chuck E. Cheese to boot the animatronic band embraces the future with trampolines, video screens and pizza
- Heidi Stevens: Saying goodbye to a childhood home that was so much more than a house
- Daniel Anello: Put the community in CPS’ Sustainable Community Schools
- Letters: Mayor Brandon Johnson’s process for seeking ShotSpotter alternative is not objective
- Mark Kelly and Sharene Shariatzadeh: Chicago’s Arts in the Dark is a celebration of the parade as an art form
- Richard Babcock: Trump’s critics could learn from Joe Welch, who confronted Joseph McCarthy
- Elizabeth Shackelford: Russia’s shadow war against the West is more dangerous than you think
- Nearly $8M awarded to former Acadia restaurant employee targeted in harassment campaign
- Review: ‘Woman of the Hour’ is Anna Kendrick’s chilling Netflix drama about the ‘Dating Game’ killer
- Can Georgia Tech take advantage of No. 12 Notre Dame’s depleted defense?
- Wisconsin and Northwestern look to keep momentum in the final 2024 game at the Wildcats’ temporary lakeside stadium
- Is Talen Horton-Tucker locked in to the final roster spot? 3 questions for the Chicago Bulls ahead of their preseason finale.
- No. 22 Illinois eyes 1st ranked-vs.-ranked home win since 1991 when No. 24 Michigan visits
- Chicago Bears defense at the bye: What’s working, what’s not — and what’s ahead for the top-10 unit
- Daywatch: CPS announces record-breaking graduation rate
- Jack Luth knows Valparaiso is the underdog. ‘Everyone kind of counted us out.’ Beating Munster? Count him in.
- 4 takeaways from the Chicago Blackhawks’ 4-2 win in their home opener, including how Connor Bedard ‘keeps everybody guessing’
- 1 in custody after window was broken and bank was spray painted on North Side
- Argument on CTA bus leads to stabbing once victim exited Thursday night on South Side
- Second Lake County fatal vehicle-pedestrian accident reported
- Letters to the Editor: Vote yes for DuPage County forest preserve referendum; DuPage Circuit Judge Barron deserves your vote Nov. 5
- CVS Health CEO Lynch steps down as national chain struggles to right its path
- Israel and Hamas signal resistance to ending the war in Gaza after Yahya Sinwar’s death
- Best powered subwoofers for a cinematic sound at home
- Letters to the Editor: Congress has gone far beyond promoting ‘general welfare’; don’t let anyone take away your right to vote
- The best microphone stands for perfect sound support
- Top Presto deep fryers for fast, delicious frying at home
- CTA Brown Line trains delayed Friday due to fire department activity
- Alessandro Valadez prepares brother Cristian for varsity. Together, they get Round Lake ready for playoffs.
- Naperville News Digest: Church program to help people handle holiday grief; Naperville Responds For Veterans to host annual fundraiser
- Man, 21, accused of shoving, slapping CPD officer at University of Chicago pro-Palestine rally
- Mexican restaurant leads charge to end Prohibition-era liquor ban in a tiny stretch of Lincoln Square
- Naperville News Digest: Sunrise Rotary to hold Nov. 15 food drive; final Embracing Community book read event set for Nov. 7
- ‘Targeted’ Zion shooting leaves one dead, another seriously injured
- Beyond borders: A Chinese journalist aims to elevate marginalized voices
- Jack Bouska and twin brother Luke have ‘special connection.’ They’re making Naperville North’s season special too.
- Where have Chicago White Sox players lived over the years? After World War II, many stayed in South Side hotels.
- Review: ‘Atonement’ by Joffrey Ballet a tale of passion and big questions — and is Marston’s finest ballet to date
- Incumbent Will County Democrats face Republican challengers for countywide offices
- Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler charged with DUI and possession of handgun after minor traffic accident
- Donna Vickroy: Black dogs have an image problem, and it’s time to get over it
- Junior star Alex Panduro stays in the moment for De La Salle. MLS Next can wait. ‘I want to be a part of this.’
- Calumet City initiates eminent domain to acquire River Oaks Center
- The Way We Were: 1943 Naperville High School football team ready to hit the gridiron
- Review: Edgar Arceneaux’s “Until, Until, Until …” on the MCA Stage imagines a bleak night for Ben Vereen
- Police academy to get permanent home
- El exquarterback Jay Cutler arrestado por manejar bajo influencia y portar arma tras un choque
- Balean edificio de diario mexicano en nueva escalada de violencia contra la prensa en Sinaloa
- Waukegan honors its oldest business, Larsen Florist, on 150th anniversary; ‘It was a way to be with family’
- Gobierno mexicano denunciará a jueza que pidió anular entrada en vigor de la reforma judicial
- Volunteers from Maine, Niles townships stumping for Dems in nearby swing states
- Worship news: Pumpkin walk and fall fest
- Dog stolen from Wilmette home recovered, suspect arrested, per police
- ‘It felt like a war’: Laquan McDonald police shooting 10 years ago shocked Chicago, rippled through halls of power
- Harris and Trump target Michigan as both parties try to shore up ‘blue wall’ votes
- Oak Park voters to mull switch to ranked choice balloting
- A murder trial begins in a small Indiana town in the killings of two teenage girls
- Robin Ventura is fine with his grand slam that wasn’t 25 years ago for New York Mets: ‘It gets more mileage not being one’
- In the past, Oak Lawn’s Sinead Conroy came close to crying at service line. ‘It made me feel guilty.’ But not anymore.
- Law & Order column: Waukegan man distributed fraudulent license plate cards, police say
- Franklin Park man charged in 4-town armed bank robbery spree that included Park Ridge and Niles
- Jerry Reinsdorf is reportedly interested in selling the White Sox. Would he sell the Bulls too?
- DuPage County Board District 5 candidates weigh in on election goals, issues
- Military personnel, veterans line up for North Chicago food giveaway; ‘Inflation is really hurting us’
- Naperville woman charged with reckless homicide in fatal Aurora crash
- Freezes expected to end EHD outbreak among deer in Porter County
- Hampshire’s Jorah Rutter, recruited by Eastern Illinois as a setter, adds hitting to her plate. ‘It’s coming along.’
- Rosary High School in Aurora to stage ‘Mamma Mia!’
- Afternoon Briefing: Where have White Sox players lived over the years?
- Will County to levy $8 million for mental health board in compromise vote
- State hopes to reverse Indiana’s stagnant college enrollment
- Elgin News Digest: Elgin Short Film Festival winner produced by city manager’s son; Elgin police hosting Halloween Extravaganza Tuesday
- Merrillville man charged with murder in Portage parking lot shooting
- Mayor Brandon Johnson says he hopes White Sox stay in Chicago and calls on Jerry Reinsdorf to ‘put some skin in the game’
- LeBron James iniciará su 22ma temporada en la NBA y sus estadísticas siguen creciendo
- New South Elgin apartment complex targeted at renters who don’t want to buy
- Liam Payne’s One Direction bandmates, fellow musicians, fans and family mourn singer
- 34th House District candidates explain strategies to lower property taxes
- East Chicago man faces 16 years in baby’s death
- Flag-raising in Aurora celebrating city’s Filipino community seen as ‘very significant moment’
- Anderson Humane in South Elgin raising money by selling holiday ornaments featuring pets faces
- ‘There was no reason to shoot him’: victim’s family questions police narrative of Hammond apartment shooting; wants man charged
- Aurora City Council to vote on money for New York Street upgrade project
- Judge dismisses Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez’s defamation lawsuit against opponent
- US to probe Tesla’s ‘Full Self-Driving’ system after pedestrian killed in low visibility conditions
- Homewood brewery ‘testament to a mother’s love’ for Juice Wrld
- Potempa: Passing of farm wife friend Joann Scamerhorn closes chapter of mentoring memories
- San Francisco 49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall set to make his NFL debut 50 days after being shot in the chest
- How Day of the Dead is celebrated in Chicago (explained in English and Spanish)
- Spending caps lifted in all but two Chicago school board races
- Design concepts for Illiana Speedway property will be ready in November
- Letter to the editor: Valparaiso Democratic Committee condemns sexual harassment
- University of Illinois cancels plans for downtown research hub, shifting to former South Works site and delivering a stunning blow to The 78 development
- Man fatally shot outside Uptown restaurant: medical examiner
- New York Mets rout the Dodgers 12-6, staying alive and sending the NLCS back to Los Angeles for Game 6
- West Aurora School District eyes electric buses
- Aurora aldermen set to vote on City Council pay raise
- Slick City Action Park slides into North Aurora
- What’s next for Hamas after its leader Yahya Sinwar’s death?
- Minnesota Lynx force a decisive Game 5 of the WNBA Finals, edging the New York Liberty 82-80
- Sugar Grove pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle has been identified
- Preseason photos: Chicago Bulls 139, Cleveland Cavaliers 137 (OT)
- Lincoln-Way West’s Austin Rowswell admits ‘my stomach was hurting.’ Then he catches 2-point conversion pass in OT.
- Jacob Soley might fly under the radar. ‘Some people missed the boat.’ Can’t overlook what he and Crown Point are doing.
- Football and local scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County
- Illinois State recruit Tyler Lofton puts aside lofty status for Brother Rice. Playoffs it is. ‘Finally made it.’
Thursday, March 26th 2026
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