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Chicago’s federal judges approve appointment of Andrew Boutros as US attorney
In a formerly rare move that’s a sign of unusual times at the Justice Department, a panel of federal judges in Chicago has approved Andrew Boutros’ appointment by the Trump
Man wanted for spraying anti-immigrant, antisemitic graffiti in Little Village, Chicago police say
Chicago police are looking for a man who has been spraying antisemitic and anti-immigrant graffiti in the city's Little Village neighborhood.
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Chicago man charged over standoff at Dirksen Federal Courthouse
An FBI affidavit alleges that Mario Santoyo, 38, refused to follow law enforcement's commands when told to put down a knife he held to his throat.
Chicago baseball report: Dansby Swanson’s defense shines for Cubs — and how White Sox are making progress
This round of the City Series arrives as the July 31 trade deadline nears. The Cubs are in a position to buy while the White Sox will be looking to sell.
Not so fast on ignoring practice stats says one Chicago Bears coach
Practice might not have mattered to Allen Iverson but it matters to Chicago Bears coaches on offense, especially Caleb Williams' numbers.
Chicago’s crime decline is part of a national trend, researchers say
A new report from the Council on Criminal Justice shows most major crime categories in Chicago are down below pre-pandemic levels, including homicides and sexual assaults.
Family of Chicago journalist killed crossing Hegewisch tracks say not enough has changed 1 year later
Exactly one year ago, a Chicago journalist was killed when she was struck by a train in Hegewisch. On the somber anniversary, her family says not enough has changed in the past twelve months.
Michael Busch’s stellar season has him getting looks as Chicago Cubs leadoff hitter versus righties
Chicago Cubs first baseman Busch has taken another step forward in his development this year, which has included raising his on-base percentage by nearly 40 points.
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