Negotiators from Iran and the U.S. prepared for high-level talks with their ceasefire still shaky Friday, as Israel and Hezbollah traded fire and Tehran maintained its stranglehold on the Strait of ...

The Cubs have a weekend home series against the Pirates, while the White Sox are getting their first taste of the AL Central in Kansas City.

With four picks in the top 89 selections, the Chicago Bears’ challenge in the NFL draft can be viewed as a jigsaw puzzle for GM Ryan Poles.

Will top candidates take the Chicago Bulls executive jobs with the emphasis on Billy Donovan? Is Josh Giddey still in the plans? Julia Poe answers your Chicago Bulls questions.

Jaxson Davis and Trinity Jones have put their names among some of the greats in Illinois’ rich high school basketball history.

The Park Ridge Farmers Market will offer drinks — but only for a limited time and in a limited area. At the April 6 city council meeting, a divided board approved alcohol sales from 9 a.m. to noon and ...

Chicago has a problem because ending the tipped minimum wage is the pet project of a well-funded, out-of-state activist group called One Fair Wage that has mounted a national campaign to eliminate ...

The Open Meetings Act is Mayor Brandon Johnson’s key tool in his effort to nullify the Chicago Housing Authority’s election of a new CEO.

Residents give input for use of the 150-acre Cook County-owned Oak Forest Hospital site, stressing legacy, history and economics.

Kelsey and Andrew McClellan founded the Chicago Sign Museum last year. It works to save vintage signs that are at risk of being erased by cheap vinyl graphics.

James Stewart III, a Waubonsie Valley High School graduate and author, will hold a reading, audience question-and-answer session and book-signing for his novel “Defiant Acts” at Yellow Bird Books in ...

Between the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” and other tax shifts, billionaires and massive corporations are getting huge breaks.