With remap of Chicago wards pending, Latino aldermen aim to protect, and...
Both Black and Latino caucuses hope to protect their respective majority wards.
View ArticleSUV passenger shot near Cook County Jail not far from where rapper was...
A 25-year-old man was shot multiple times early Monday not far from the Cook County Jail or the location of an unrelated fatal shooting a little more than a day earlier, officials said.
View Article3 hurt in separate shootings outside Dolton bowling alley
Three people were wounded in two shooting incidents Sunday night outside a Dolton bowling alley
View ArticleNo bail for 22-year-old man charged with first-degree murder in fatal...
A 22-year-old charged with first-degree murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting in the Heart of Chicago neighborhood Saturday night was denied bail in a Monday court hearing.
View Article4 children among 7 injured in DuSable Lake Shore Drive crash in Gold Coast...
Four children were among seven people injured in a three-vehicle chain reaction crash Sunday night, officials said.
View ArticleIllinois coronavirus graphs: Daily data updates on COVID-19 deaths, cases and...
As the pandemic continues, the Tribune is tracking Illinois deaths, cases, test results and more here.
View ArticleThe Spin: Pete Buttigieg heading to Chicago Friday | Chicago’s top cop at...
Welcome to The Spin, the Chicago Tribune's politics newslettter.
View ArticleBill Barnhart, longtime Tribune business columnist, dies at 74
William E. Barnhart was a Chicago Tribune reporter, editor and columnist whose work over 29 years focused heavily on covering economics and the stock market.
View ArticleGlenwood police investigate homicide, charges filed in Lansing shooting death
Police in Glenwood are investigating the shooting death of a man in that suburb while a Lansing man has been charged in a homicide that occurred July 6
View ArticleAnimal shelter looking for more foster parents, donations after ceiling...
Part of a ceiling at a training center run by One Tail at a Time, a North Side dog shelter, is looking for foster homes and donations to avoid the incident having a "ripple effect" on other dogs.
View Article3-year-old grazed in Lawndale shooting
A 3-year-old boy was injured in a shooting while riding in a car in Lawndale, police said.
View ArticleMore Chicago high schools vote to remove school police, a year after George...
Several schools will remove one school resource officer but keep one — a new option this year.
View ArticleColumn: Let’s guilt Branson, Bezos and space tourists into making charitable...
Let’s guilt Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and any potential space tourists into making charitable donations before they leave Earth
View ArticleHumboldt Park’s Café Alejo remains closed as Park District seeks new...
The pre-pandemic vendors who operated Humboldt Park’s quaint Café Alejo do not plan to reopen, and the Chicago Park District is seeking new concessionaires to lease the space inside the park’s...
View ArticleDaywatch: More Chicago high schools vote to remove school police, what...
Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.
View ArticleShedd Aquarium celebrates ‘Shark Week’ with virtual feeding tours and more:...
"Shark Week" comes to the Shedd Aquarium, with (virtual) shark-feeding tours, programs for kids and teens.
View ArticleWives of Chicago twins who cooperated against El Chapo plead not guilty to...
Wives of Chicago twins who who cooperated against kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman pleaded not guilty to charges they helped hide hundreds of thousands of dollars of their husbands’ drug proceeds
View ArticleChicago adds two states to travel advisory after weeks without restrictions:...
Several more states are also at risk of joining the restricted list because of rising cases.
View ArticleUniversity of Chicago Medicine mandating COVID-19 vaccines for workers
University of Chicago Medicine is requiring its workers to get COVID-19 vaccines, making it at least the second Chicago-area hospital system to do so.
View ArticleMark Kelly, Chicago’s commissioner of cultural affairs and special events,...
Mark Kelly, Chicago’s widely admired leader of the city’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE), announces he will retire.
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