Dozens rally at St. Sabina in support of Pfleger, as accusers remain...
The Rev. Michael Pfleger's supporters rally as accuser says, "I’m not here because I want to be. I’m here because it’s the right thing to do.”
View ArticleAurora police investigating fatal shooting
Aurora police are investigating a fatal shooting Monday afternoon on the city’s southeast side.
View ArticleThe Spin: Mayor Lori Lightfoot gets first dose of COVID-19 vaccine |...
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View Article8 more cases of highly contagious coronavirus variant identified in Illinois
Eight more cases of a highly contagious coronavirus variant have been identified in Illinois, state public health officials said Monday.
View ArticleChicago aldermen advance settlement in 2015 police traffic stop shooting
Aldermen on Monday advanced a proposal to pay $525,000 to a man who was wrongly shot by Chicago police and forgive almost $45,000 in debts he owes the city. Antwon Golatte was shot in the abdomen...
View ArticleKyle Rittenhouse police interview video
Kyle Rittenhouse and his mother, Wendy, speak with Kenosha police at the Antioch Police Department in the hours after he shot three people, two of them fatally.
View ArticleKyle and Wendy Rittenhouse focused on social media comments as teen asked for...
Kyle Rittenhouse and his mother fixated on social media comments about them in the hours after he fatally shot two men, according to video released Monday that also shows the teen immediately asked for...
View ArticleTracking Chicago homicide victims
Chicago homicides victims: Charts, maps tracking shooting victims
View ArticleChicago’s 10 largest snowfalls since 1886 — and how the Tribune covered them
With a major winter storm blanketing the area, here is a look back at Chicago’s largest blizzards and how the Tribune covered them.
View ArticleFeds investigating Pritzker EPA for approving new scrap shredder on Chicago’s...
The probe announced Monday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency comes amid a separate-but-related investigation of Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration.
View ArticleDaywatch: Where to get the COVID-19 vaccine, feds investigating Pritzker EPA...
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View ArticleJan. 26 snowstorm map: How much did it snow near you?
While the winter storm hasn’t yet lived up to its originally forecast expectations, the storm did drop snow across the Chicago area.
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View ArticleLimited indoor dining now allowed in four suburban counties including DuPage...
Limited indoor dining is now allowed in four suburban counties under Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s COVID-19 reopening plan, state public health officials announced Tuesday.
View ArticleWhat is allowed and not allowed in Illinois’ COVID tiers plan? And where does...
With indoor dining returning throughout parts of the Chicago area there is new attention on the state’s system for managing COVID mitigations. Here is where the regions stand and what is allowed under...
View ArticleWisconsin priest who livestreamed exorcisms he said were to root out voter...
The Diocese of Madison said it and the Rev. John Zuhlsdorf reached a mutual decision on his departure and he will relocate “to pursue other opportunities.”
View ArticleCrestwood mayor gets December trial date on federal bribery charges
A jury trial has been set for December for Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta on charges alleging he took an envelope stuffed with cash bribes from a representative of clout-heavy red light camera company.
View ArticleCity shuts down gallery hosting a private party during Chicago’s first...
Chicago art gallery closed for COVID-19 violations, but otherwise high level of compliance
View ArticleColumn: Will remote learning spell the end of snow days? I sure hope not.
Pandemic workarounds may have eliminated the need for snow days, logistically. But psychologically? We need them more than ever.
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