Trinity Rodman is back with the U.S. women’s team for the first time since last summer’s Paris Olympics. Rodman had been nursing a back injury and was left out of both the U.S. team’s January camp and the recent SheBelieves …
Trinity Rodman returns to U.S. soccer team for two games against Brazil Read MoreWorkers at Tony’s Fresh Market started voting Tuesday on whether to unionize, as they demand better pay, health insurance and workplace conditions. More than 2,000 workers at 21 Tony’s stores in Chicago and the suburbs can vote until Thursday to …
Tony’s Fresh Market workers kick off union voting Read MoreAn Illinois mental health worker claimed she was an author who raked in $115,000 from selling books in 2020 before her side business cratered during the COVID-19 pandemic. A state correctional sergeant at Stateville prison claimed he ran a private …
PPP fraud among 41 Illinois employees pegged at more than $900,000 Read MoreTo visit the National Public Housing Museum is to step back in time, era by era. Open the door to one room, you’re transported to the Turovitz family’s late-1930s apartment in Chicago’s Jane Addams Homes development. You’ll view old photos …
National Public Housing Museum filled with resident stories, artifacts Read MoreBOSTON — When Ash Lazarus Orr went to renew his passport in early January, the transgender organizer figured it would be relatively routine. But more than two months on, Orr is waiting to get a new passport with a name …
Transgender Americans aim to block Trump’s passport policy change Read MoreThe Walser House — a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed residence in the Austin neighborhood — is finally in line to receive the urgent repairs the historic but dilapidated home has needed for years. The bank holding the mortgage on the vacant …
A wronged Wright on Chicago’s West Side could receive long-needed repairs Read MorePresident Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday targeting a major Chicago-based law firm that previously employed Andrew Weissmann, who worked on special counsel Robert Mueller’s team to investigate suspected Russian interference in Trump’s 2016 election campaign. The executive order …
Trump executive order targets Chicago-based law firm Jenner & Block Read MoreI almost feel guilty for mentioning that the netting season for rainbow smelt in Chicago opens next Tuesday, as usual on April 1. What was once a memorable night experience up and down the lakefront for generations — with a …
Smelt season in Chicago opens Tuesday with hopes as empty as a holey net Read MoreA lawsuit filed by the Archdiocese of Chicago alleges a group of individuals conspired to bring false sexual abuse allegations against convicted child molester and defrocked priest Daniel McCormack to win millions in legal settlements. The alleged participants — including …
Chicago Archdiocese lawsuit alleges group conspired to file false sex abuse claims against defrocked priest Read MoreA 26-year-old man was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon in a car in West Pullman. Deandre Ames was in a car about 3 p.m. in the 12100 block of South Eggleston Avenue when another driver pulled up near him and …
Man fatally shot in car in West Pullman Read MoreMESA, Ariz. — Cubs third baseman Matt Shaw had quite the introduction to the majors last week. Not only did he face hard-throwing Dodgers pitchers Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki, but he did it in another country. Shaw’s performance over …
For Cubs’ Matt Shaw, two games in Tokyo were tough, but they provided important lessons Read MoreMESA, Ariz. — Manager Craig Counsell formally announced Tuesday that right-hander Ben Brown would be the fifth starter in the Cubs’ rotation. Brown represents a different option for the Cubs, whose starting pitchers have struggled to get strikeouts. Cubs starters …
Ben Brown brings missing piece as Cubs’ fifth starter Read MoreMoon Alert Caution! Avoid shopping or important decisions from 4 a.m. to 3 p.m. Chicago time today. After that, the Moon moves from Aquarius into Pisces. Aries (March 21-April 19) A so-so day A minor argument about your possessions or …
Horoscope for Wednesday, March 26 Read MoreBlackhawks forward Jason Dickinson’s frustrating 2024-25 season has come to a premature end. Dickinson will miss the rest of the year with a wrist injury suffered Saturday in St. Louis, interim coach Anders Sorensen said Tuesday. The 29-year-old center finishes …
Blackhawks’ Jason Dickinson out for the season with wrist injury Read MoreUn hombre falleció y una mujer se encuentra hospitalizada tras un accidente en West Lawn ocurrido el domingo por la noche, según la Policía de Chicago. Un sedán negro y un sedán plateado circulaban en dirección norte por la cuadra …
Un hombre murió y una mujer está grave tras accidente en West Lawn Read MoreUna pareja de unos 60 años fue atacada mortalmente en una casa de Gage Park, y el atacante presuntamente apuñaló a una mujer en el baño de un bar cercano minutos después, tras intentar apuñalar al portero y dispararle a …
Pareja fue atacada mortalmente en Gage Park y minutos después una mujer fue apuñalada en un bar cercano Read MoreEl gobernador J.B. Pritzker firmó una ley para devolver el Parque Estatal Shabbona, un total de aproximadamente 1,500 acres en el Condado de DeKalb, a la Nación Potawatomi de la Banda de la Pradera. Su acción del viernes ocurre casi …
Illinois devuelve casi 15,000 acres de tierras robadas a primera tribu reconocida en el estado Read MoreHank Steinbrecher, who helped revive the U.S. Soccer Federation during a decade in charge as its women’s team became the world’s dominant power, died Tuesday at his home in Tucson, Arizona. He was 77. The USSF said Steinbrecher had degenerative …
Former U.S. Soccer Federation secretary general Hank Steinbrecher dies at 77 Read MoreTwo weeks ago, President Donald Trump signed an executive order silencing the Voice of America, the venerable global news service. His administration then placed 1,300 journalists on “administrative leave.” On Wednesday, U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., a Trump loyalist, is chairing …
Now that Trump has silenced Voice of America, could U.S. public media outlets be next? Read MoreWhite Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn and his wife, Lexi, stopped by La Rabida Children’s Hospital on Tuesday to visit patients and workers, delivering gifts of toys, clothing, snacks and more. The couple’s visit to the South Side hospital was …
Photos: Andrew Vaughn’s visit brings smiles to La Rabida Children’s Hospital Read More