Teenage boy drowns off Waukegan Municipal Beach
Waukegan divers were able to locate the boy within a few minutes near the bottom along a break wall.
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Kroger cheese garlic croutons recalled over salmonella fears
The Food and Drug Administration said this new recall affects Kroger Homestyle Cheese Garlic Croutons distributed to stores in various states, including Georgia, Texas, and Illinois.
Mayor Brandon Johnson makes last-minute push to name permanent CTA leader
Mayor Brandon Johnson asked the Chicago Transit Authority board to select a permanent leader just weeks before a new state law limits his control over the executive appointment process.
Handpicked by Locals: 5 places to eat, drink and explore in and around South Park
These recommendations by Pierre Ngung, the local producer for Sofar Sounds San Diego, include Juan Jasper Kitchen + Wine and a mural on the corner of Juniper and Fern streets.
The best things to do Memorial Day weekend in San Diego
Our list of top things to do this weekend includes the annual Lebanese Festival, Memorial Day events, Nat at Night, Strawberry Festival and more.
Thousands of San Diegans are expected to commute by bicycle this week on Bike Anywhere Day. Here’s how to...
The annual celebration of getting around by bicycle returns Thursday with 115 pit stops for cyclists to visit from Oceanside to El Cajon to Tijuana.
Ramp shut down after semi crash leaves steel coils on I-55
Traffic has been shutdown on portions of northbound I-55 Tuesday morning after a crash involving two semi trucks that left steel coils on the roadway, Illinois State police reported.
FIFA promised a $1 million gift to Philly to spur ‘legacy’ initiatives. The city is still waiting.
Soccer's world governing body announced in Philadelphia last year a plan to distribute a combined $11 million to host cities after last summer's Club World Cup. It hasn't happened yet in 10 cities.
Rickea Jackson is out for the season with a torn ACL. What does this mean for the Chicago Sky?
Chicago Sky forward Rickea Jackson tore her ACL and will miss the rest of the season.
OpenAI avoided a costly court loss to Elon Musk, but neither side is unscathed
After prevailing in its court fight with Elon Musk, OpenAI — the ChatGPT maker valued at $852 billion — remains on track for what could be one of the largest initial public offerings in history.
Trump’s tough-talk foreign policy is hitting a wall with Iran as it grips Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump has considered himself an effective dealmaker above all else, but he appears to have hit a wall with Iran as his tough talk, threats and even military action have not moved Tehran from...
Suspect arrested in Norwood Park fatal stabbing
A suspect was arrested Monday night after a fatal stabbing during an argument on the Northwest Side in the Norwood Park neighborhood, Chicago police said.
Obstruction ruling costly for Chicago White Sox in 6-1 loss: ‘I obviously didn’t agree with that call’
An obstruction call went against the Chicago White Sox in the 3rd inning, resulting in a Seattle run — and Sox manager Will Venable getting ejected for arguing the call.
Carlsbad man charged with alleged hate crime in assault near L.A. synagogue
The man was accused of punching a Jewish man in the face two years ago and posting on social media about it, according to the indictment.
Teenage suspects in deadly shooting at San Diego mosque identified, sources say
Two teenagers, Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez, are being investigated as the suspected gunman who opened fire at the Islamic Center of San Diego.
Mass. man accused of heading drug trafficking and money laundering conspiracy
A Gardner, Massachusetts, man is accused of conspiring with 17 other people to distribute drugs across the country, then using a painting company as a front to...
Will NCAA Tournament expansion help the mid-majors? ‘The fans love the Cinderella story.’
Loyola's Drew Valentine, UIC's Rob Ehsan and Valparaiso's Roger Powell Jr. support the expanded, 76-team NCAA Tournament. But will it help their teams?
When satire met paper: ‘Ink & Outrage’ is now open at the Driehaus Museum
“Ink & Outrage: 18th-Century Satirical Prints in London & Dublin" comes to Chicago after debuting in Ireland last year. And a similar exhibit opens soon at the Newberry Library.
State lawmakers: Donald Trump’s cuts broke Illinois’ budget. It’s time to make the wealthy pay to fix...
Our tax system in Illinois is broken, asking low- and middle-income folks to shoulder too much of the funding burden.
Michael Peregrine: The Union Stock Yards burned in a city still holding on to a century of progress
The legacy of Chicago’s other great fire lies in the reminder of the Union Stock Yards’ role as a symbol of the city’s commerce and culture.
Editorial: Citizen Mike Madigan at your service, President Trump. And should you be thinking about a pardon...
Will we see more Trump-friendly op-eds from Michael Madigan as he sits in prison?
Editorial: University of Chicago Lab Schools strikes a blow for making classrooms indoctrination-free zones
Intellectual freedom is baked into U. of C.’s DNA, and the Laboratory Schools are right to defend it.
Column: Remembering Julian Frazin, a lawyer, judge and creative dynamo
Along with a career as a judge and attorney, he wrote "Miracle — the Musical" about the Cubs, as well as songs and children's books, and contributed to the annual holiday show by the Chicago Bar Association.
Chicago Bears’ proposed stadium site in Hammond would be built on giant slag heap, near hazardous waste s...
The proposed Chicago Bears stadium site in Hammond would be on a giant slag heap, and near hazardous waste sites and an oil refinery.