Prior allegations of violence, PTSD cited in court docs against suspect in ‘Trump House’ assault
Thomas Caleb Butler had a repeated history of domestic violence and mental health episodes, his wife claimed in family court documents
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An alternate San Diego budget proposal takes shape, as residents slam cuts to libraries, arts
The compromise proposal — which needs at least one more supporter on the nine-member council — would pay for a long list of budget restorations with new cuts to homeless services and police surveillance.
San Diego FC’s 2026 reset starts with defense, discipline and summer reinforcements
San Diego FC enters the World Cup break with more goals than last season but fewer points, defensive issues and a clear summer transfer-window shopping list
White House pays tribute to 'true patriot' Harambe 10 years after gorilla’s death WLWT
Thursday marks 10 years since the death of Harambe, a 400-pound western lowland gorilla, at the Cincinnati Zoo.
One person dies in Lakeside two-vehicle crash
The wreck occurred on El Monte Road at El Cajon Mountain Truck Trail about 11 a.m., according to the California Highway Patrol.
San Diego musicians will join Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez at all-star Power To The People fest
San Diego musicians will perform alongside Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, Jack Black and others at the Power To The People festival.
‘A proud day': Teen stabbed by girlfriend honored with posthumous diploma at Miami Northwestern graduation
What was supposed to be a joyful graduation day became an emotional tribute for the family of a South Florida teenager whose life was tragically cut short.
Chicago US Attorney handling investigation into nonprofit spending, funding of sex assault lawsuit against...
The U.S. attorney in Chicago has been tasked by the Justice Department with leading a criminal investigation into a Chicago-based nonprofit that helped fund some legal costs for E. Jean Carroll.
David Plowden, a photographer who saw poetry in railways, dies at 93
His pictures of trains, railways and the people who work on them have hung in museums and art galleries. A 1967 photograph became an album cover for the Counting Crows.
Chiefs WR Rashee Rice continues serving jail sentence as team begins voluntary offseason workouts
Chiefs WR Rashee Rice is jailed for probation violation and missing workouts. Coach Andy Reid addressed the legal trouble and knee rehab.
Carlsbad adds sewer fees for new homes in old neighborhoods
Revenue collected will help cover the costs of expanding the city's wastewater treatment
Florida Legislature expected to approve budget Friday, and then DeSantis plans to cut it
Gov. DeSantis said that when he reviews budget items, he considers whether the sponsor is “supporting good policy.” Democrats called his approach “retribution.”
NASCAR suspends 23XI Racing account manager accused of assaulting 77-year-old man with a golf cart
NASCAR has indefinitely suspended a member of Michael Jordan’s race team after she allegedly used a golf cart to assault a 77-year-old man at Charlotte Motor Speedway last weekend.
New owner of downtown Naperville Beidelman building seeking retail, restaurant tenants
The new owner of the Beidelman building in downtown Naperville is seeking retail and restaurant tenants, plans to restore windows.
Vintage Chicago Tribune: When the city hosted the 1994 FIFA World Cup at Soldier Field
Crowds, and world leaders, showed up in force to celebrate the five countries whose World Cup matches took place at Soldier Field.
Six Flags Great America has endured roller coaster-like ups and downs in 50-year history
Great America has lived to see the beginning and end of several eras of theme parks since opening its gates in Lake County 50 years ago.
Six Flags Great America marks 50 years as summer destination: ‘Just simple and beautiful’
Marriott’s Great America officially opened its gates on May 29, 1976, and today, Six Flags Great America is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Illinois to crack down on insurance rate hikes for auto and homeowner policies
Illinois lawmakers advanced two long-debated measures to prevent insurance companies from raising auto and homeowners insurance rates without more stringent state oversight.
Illinois set to OK regulatory framework for big AI companies, including independent safety audits
Illinois would become the first state to require independent, third-party audits of the safety practices of large frontier artificial intelligence developers.
Padres Daily: Not great vs. the best; Buehler’s quick work; in defense of Souza
Padres have been mostly dominat MLB's top starting pitchers, even more than most
Tom Krasovic: This time, a historic heater silences Padres’ bats
On the right side of Cristopher Sánchez’s neck, in tattoo ink, appears a crown and one word underneath.
How Mike Brown's coaching evolution can be traced back to Steve Kerr, Warriors
Mike Brown underwent an astonishing evolution, most of which can be attributed to his six seasons with Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors
Editorial: There are reasons to disapprove of Aurora’s new mayor, but recall isn’t justified
A year into his tenure, Aurora Mayor John Laesch has become the center of a growing push for mayoral recall powers.
Editorial: New Trier versus Evanston at a mint Ryan Field? What a tantalizing fall prospect.
New Trier will play Evanston at the new Ryan Field. What a great idea from Pat Ryan Jr.