Local businesses urge Naperville council to lift video gaming ban
Several local bar and restaurant representatives implored the City Council Tuesday to consider lifting the city’s 15-year ban ...
Hezbollah fires new volley at Israel as fears of greater war mount after electronic devices bombing
Hezbollah fired a new barrage into northern Israel on Thursday, continuing its drumbeat of exchanges with the Israeli ...
Steve Millar’s 5 high school football games to watch in the Southland and Week 4 predictions
T.F. North, Lincoln-Way West, Marist, St. Rita and Reavis are picks to click for the fourth week of the regular season.
Steve Reaven’s football rankings and players of the week for Lake County
Chris Filas is a bright spot during the Knights’ loss to Wauconda, making five catches for 93 yards and two touchdowns.
The Caleb Williams File: Chicago Bears quarterback looks for better communication, in-game adjustments to deal with defensive pressure
Caleb Williams is recovering from the seven-sack game. Now he and the Chicago Bears need to figure out how to prevent that ...
Column: Forget labels like ‘Dad TV,’ general audiences are broader than we think
Netflix’s “Rebel Ridge” and “The Perfect Couple” are wildly different but both were made with general audiences in mind.
The MCA presents Chicago Performs series at a museum facing big changes
Staff turnover has been high even as director Madeleine Grynsztejn’s salary has climbed. But Chicago’s art museum dedicated ...
19th Senate candidates say lowering property taxes a key issue among voters
Incumbent Democratic Sen. Michael Hastings and Republican challenger Samantha Gasca say voters want lower property taxes ...
How the offices of Ebony and Jet became the latest Theaster Gates exhibition
Artifacts saved from the former offices of Johnson Publishing Co. on Michigan Avenue are on display through March at the ...
Jonathan Zimmerman: Why we need a student strike against school shootings
Students should refuse to return to school until the people elected to protect them do something real about school shootings.
Joel Joseph’s leg injury left him ‘reliving my first steps.’ Then the Merrillville standout leaps forward.
Joseph said doctors told him that he would need a year to recover after surgery for a broken right tibia and fibula. He had a rod and four screws inserted in his leg. But he returned to sports “way ...
Letters: Put kids’ lives first. Ban assault-style weapons.
Hannah correctly points out that the Founding Fathers intended the Second Amendment to apply to single-shot muskets and ...