What’s next for the Cubs after the Justin Turner deal and an offseason of ‘constraints’
The Chicago Cubs once viewed their century-long championship drought as the greatest remaining quest in professional sports.
Editorial: Antisemitic fears in Chicago coalesce around a controversial puppet
A letter signed by 27 aldermen was sent to Johnson arguing that the puppet crossed the line into ”hate speech” and demanded ...
Fire sign homegrown defender Christopher Cupps, 16,
The Fire signed Chicago native and defender Christopher Cupps, 16, to a first-team contract as a Homegrown Player.
Back-loaded repayment schedule for $830M bond issue adds $2B to borrowing costs, experts say
The City Council is scheduled to take a final vote on the general obligation bond issue at Wednesday’s meeting, but any two alderpersons can use a parliamentary maneuver to postpone the final vote.
Opinion
Will search for new gunshot detection system lead back to ShotSpotter?
Months after Mayor Brandon Johnson got rid of ShotSpotter, the city is searching again for gunshot technology. City Hall must decide based on public safety, not campaign promises.
Guitarist Joe Bonamassa continues to redefine the blues on latest album
Bonamassa has released more than 40 albums, has 28 No. 1 hits on the Billboard blues album chart and has been hailed as “arguably the world’s biggest blues guitarist” by Guitar World.
SAVE Act would make voting harder for millions of Americans
The head of the League of Women Voters of Illinois explains how the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act would restrict voting access by requiring people to show citizenship documentation when ...
City Council, vote no on Mayor Johnson's $830 million bond issue
The mayor cannot afford to ignore rating agencies and taxpayers with a "scam," Illinois State Comptroller Susana Mendoza ...
Meet the Sun-Times and WBEZ Newsrooms in Uptown
Join members of the Sun-Times and WBEZ newsrooms for one-on-one conversations about how we can improve our coverage of your ...