Los olores provenientes de una fábrica de procesamiento en el lado sur de la ciudad, que produce un ingrediente para la alimentación animal, están enfureciendo a los vecinos, a pesar de las promesas de la empresa y las garantías de …
Vecinos enfurecen por el olor a podrido de fábrica del lado sur Read MoreThere is currently no evidence linking the mass shooting that occurred at rapper Mello Buckzz’s album release party to her father’s federal gun case, prosecutors told a judge Friday. Melvin Doyle, 59, appeared before a federal judge for a detention …
No evidence connecting dad of Mello Buckzz to River North mass shooting, prosecutors say Read MoreBears president Kevin Warren, who staunchly has supported general manager Ryan Poles even during turbulent times, is reaffirming that loyalty with a substantial commitment. The Bears agreed to a contract extension with Poles on Friday, a source said. He and …
Bears sign GM Ryan Poles to contract extension, setting him on same timeline as coach Ben Johnson: source Read MoreEn su esperado regreso a Chicago, Enrique Bunbury no sólo presentó su nuevo disco y volvió a actuar junto a su primera banda de apoyo de sus inicios como solista, también saldó la cuenta que tenía pendiente con su público …
Enrique Bunbury salda sus ‘Cuentas pendientes’ en Chicago con gran concierto Read MoreThe Cubs have been in first place for over three months. Doesn’t that sound like an eventual division champion to you? But the Brewers entered the weekend on a relentless 28-12 tear that had wiped away most of the Cubs’ …
Would Cubs wild-card berth be good enough for you? Should White Sox trade Luis Robert Jr.? Read MoreAn avowed gang member who allegedly shot and killed a man over the Fourth of July weekend in Little Village had been released on electronic monitoring ahead of the attack over the objections of prosecutors. Daniel Alvarado, 20, was ordered …
Man charged in July 4th weekend killing was on electronic monitoring over prosecutors’ objections Read MoreChicago Public Schools sent layoff notices to 1,458 teachers and other staff Friday due to enrollment shifts, school-specific needs and other programmatic decisions, the school district said. CPS says most of the laid off staff will likely find positions at …
Nearly 1,500 CPS staffers got pink slips on Friday Read MoreState public health officials announced Friday that the southern Illinois measles outbreak had ended. At a news conference in Springfield, Illinois Department of Public Health director Dr. Sameer Vohra said the state had once again thwarted “one of the most …
State officials declare Illinois measles outbreak over Read MoreA man has died after a shooting that also wounded another man early Thursday in Armour Square. Jeremy Miller, 35, and a 30-year-old man were both shot about 2 a.m. in the 3700 block of South Wells Street, according to …
1 of 2 men shot in Armour Square dies Read MoreThe costs to Illinois’ government because of the new Republican congressional budget reconciliation law will be steep. However, the state has some time to prepare itself, and possible Democratic gains in the U.S. House and Senate next year might be …
Won’t be easy, but Illinois has a chance to mitigate SNAP cuts Read MoreNEW YORK — All-Star Pete Crow-Armstrong’s performance not only has given the Cubs an offensive boost and put him in the early MVP conversation; it also could come with a substantial added financial benefit. Crow-Armstrong is on pace to earn …
Pete Crow-Armstrong’s performance could come with more than $1 million in bonus-pool money Read MoreLacking any guidance from the federal government on how to ban anyone without legal immigration status from a vital early childhood program, the Illinois Head Start Association told its hundreds of members Friday not to make any changes yet to …
Illinois Head Start leader tells providers to hold off on Trump edict Read MoreA person was shot and killed Friday afternoon in Woodlawn. The victim, a male whose age wasn’t known, was near a sidewalk about 4 p.m. in the 6200 block of South Rhodes Avenue when someone fired shots, striking him in …
Male shot, killed in Woodlawn Read MoreMark Buehrle never wanted any of this. That’s what has made him so endearing to White Sox fans. Moments after watching his statue unveiled on the Rate Field concourse Friday night, he was talking about what he’d rather be doing: …
Mark Buehrle in bronze: White Sox’ fan-favorite everyman joins franchise immortals with statue unveiled Read MoreAs the story goes, the first batter of the first inning of the first game of spring training dug in against the White Sox in 2005 in Tuscon, Arizona, where the Diamondbacks played then, and lofted a pop fly into …
2005 White Sox were a gamble on a better brand of baseball that paid off immensely Read MoreMurder and arson charges were filed Friday against a 23-year-old man accused of hurling Molotov cocktails into an Austin apartment building last month, resulting in a fire that killed four people, including a pregnant mother and her 5-year-old son. The …
Murder, arson charges filed against man, 23, in fatal Austin fire Read MoreThis weekend on the South Side gives White Sox fans a chance to celebrate the 2005 championship team. It gives the guys who played on that team a chance to celebrate the one guy who’s not here. Bobby Jenks, the …
White Sox’ 2005 reunion becomes ‘celebration of life’ in memory of Bobby Jenks Read MoreNEW YORK — If the All-Star break is an in-season finish line, the Cubs haven’t been exactly sprinting toward it. They were trounced by the Yankees 11-0 on Friday, after dropping two out of three in Minnesota. With just a …
Cubs crushed 11-0 by Yankees in Cody Bellinger’s first three-homer game Read MoreLAS VEGAS — True bring-the-ball-up, initiate-the-offense point guards are becoming extinct. Matas Buzelis showed Friday in the Bulls’ 116-72 loss to the Raptors that he’s looking to become one of the invasive species that accelerates that process. That’s what this …
Matas Buzelis gives a glimpse of his evolution as a Bull Read MoreLOS ANGELES — A federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to halt indiscriminate immigration stops and arrests in seven California counties, including Los Angeles. Immigrant advocacy groups filed the lawsuit last week accusing President Donald Trump’s administration of …
Judge orders Trump administration to halt indiscriminate immigration stops, arrests in California Read More