Donald Trump 3 days ago Dems' Chicago convention promises 'chaos and dysfunction' as Biden future uncertain: Illinois congressman The Democratic convention will likely be riddled with "chaos and dysfunction" as calls mount for President Biden to drop out of the presidential race, predicts Rep. Darin Lahood, R-Ill.
LIFESTYLE July 15 Meet the American who coined 'March Madness,' Illinois high school hoops pioneer and visionary H.V. Porter Meet the American who coined "March Madness" to capture the passion of the statewide basketball tournament in March 1939: Illinois high school sports administrator Henry "H.V." Porter.
Media July 15 Chicago suburb to expand eligibility of guaranteed income program: 'We all need help' Evanston, Chicago city council on Monday expanded eligibility of their guaranteed basic income program that they previously touted as a model that other municipalities should follow.
Chicago July 8 Chicago shootings: July 4th weekend sees more than 100 people shot, 19 killed Shootings in Chicago over the July Fourth weekend left 19 people dead, including two women who died shielding children from gunfire, and more than 100 injured.
Border security July 8 What would a President Pritzker do on immigration, border crisis? Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has been floated as a potential replacement for President Biden on the 2024 Democratic ticket — but what are his policies on the southern border crisis?
LIFESTYLE July 8 On this day in history, July 8, 1918, American Red Cross driver Ernest Hemingway is wounded in World War I Novelist Ernest Hemingway, at just 18 years old, was wounded on the Italian front while driving an ambulance for the American Red Cross on this day in history, July 8, 1918.
POLITICS July 5 Several groups seek protest permits at Dem Convention, as parallels drawn to violent 1968 confab Chicago is primed to see massive protests during the Democratic National Convention, in what some observers are calling a potential redux of the violence seen at the 1968 DNC.
Supreme Court July 2 Supreme Court staying away from Illinois gun ban cases as Thomas seeks 'more guidance' on protected weapons The Supreme Court announced Tuesday that it will not hear challenges to an assault weapons ban in Illinois, effectively leaving the law in place for now.
Antisemitism Exposed July 2 Anti-Israel agitators gather overnight outside home of Jewish Dem lawmaker Roughly 40 anti-Israel agitators showed up at the home of Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Ill., in the middle of the night in the predominately Jewish city of Highland Park north of Chicago.
OPINION July 2 Chicago's mayor plans reparations task force. I'm on the South Side and I've got loads of questions It’s almost like the last 60 years did not exist for Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. But they did for us. I know because I'm in a neighborhood on the South Side.