It's the latest measure passed bolstering abortion protections in Illinois, a haven for patients in states where the ...

A group of Chicago teens traded their summer plans for government business Wednesday to testify about “teen trends” and implore City Council members to think beyond curfew ordinances when trying to ...

Teddy Gales stands at the front of a big, sleek coach bus and proclaims, “We’re going to go to Mr. Beef.” “Well, actually,” he stops himself, “this is my first check-in of the day. Do we have everyone ...

The creative sector is Chicago’s third-largest industry and accounts for nearly 213,000 jobs, according to a new economic impact study released Thursday by Arts Alliance Illinois, a statewide advocacy ...

Fixed to the pole above her was one of the city’s solar-powered air quality monitors. The tracker, about the size of a tissue ...

Whether you’re a lifelong football fan, spend your weekends sitting on the sidelines of your kid’s soccer games, or you’re just a Ted Lasso fan, watching the World Cup in the U.S. has been a lot of ...

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker says his office has been advising the Chicago Bears on crafting a new proposal that would keep the team on their home turf. Lawmakers in Springfield did not pass Governor ...

After a series of shootings, community leaders call for the city to advance its violation prevention strategy.

Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman are among the big names treading the boards in Chicago this summer.

Healthcare workers across Chicago are organizing in record numbers for better working conditions, and it’s part of a larger national trend.

A Sun-Times investigation looked into the wide variety of prices Chicagoans pay for healthcare across different providers and ...

The former president and first lady read "Where the Wild Things Are" to students from William H. Ray Elementary School. The ...