Many creatures have imprinted on our hearts — and even a city sidewalk — for making their homes near ours. Here’s a look back ...

1923: The first solo exhibition of Pablo Picasso’s drawings in the United States opened at the Art Institute of Chicago, ...

A disabled military veteran said he retired early as he was unable to return to the office full time and HUD would not ...

The Chicago Sun-Times, which bills itself as the hardest-working newspaper in America, may have to work even harder after ...

As confusion swirls about funding for a USDA grant, DeKalb nonprofit Rooted for Good stops providing produce to local food ...

The impact of Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s plan to eliminate a health insurance program for noncitizen immigrants ages 42 to ...

The City Hall sitdown was the Johnson administration’s latest bid to settle the teachers contract amid steep obstacles on how ...

Despite the snow that fell on parts of the Chicago area, today marks the spring equinox. And you know what that means: ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson has made weekly rounds with Chicago’s Black media outlets and embarked on a “Faith in Government” tour this year, arenas where he’s evidently felt more comfortable antagonizing ...

Illinois legislators are considering several bills to provide rules for artificial intelligence in education, health care and ...

As Tribune photo editor Marianne Mather looked through the Tribune’s photo archive she realized that much of the city’s history has been intertwined with the Walgreens chain.

The best solution for the University of Illinois is to build more without compromising the identity of the elite public ...