Bygones: 'Father of Prohibition' spoke in Duluth 100 years ago
Andrew J. Volstead was a principal speaker at a Duluth YMCA conference in 1926.
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Marlon Grant receives 2026 Goldfine Award
Grant works as an integration specialist for Duluth Public Schools, providing districtwide support across grade levels and residential care and treatment sites.
Chicago Bears 2026 schedule: Thanksgiving game on tap vs. Detroit Lions for 5th time in 9 seasons
The Chicago Bears once again will play the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day at Ford Field in Detroit.
100 concerts in Chicago for summer 2026
The summer season of music festivals and arena shows has begun. Here are 100 concerts around the area between now and the start of autumn.
Chicago ‘Dreamers’ say they’re fearful of job loss and deportations
DACA 'Dreamers' in Chicago face monthlong renewal delays, risking job loss, deportation
Census 2025 population estimates for the Chicago area: Did your city, county, town or village gain or lose...
Census estimates show Chicago retained its position as the nation’s third most populous city, after New York and Los Angeles, in 2025.
Chicago and North Chicago among cities adding residents as municipalities try to regain lost population
Chicago reversed recent trends by gaining slightly in population, while midsize cities like Plainfield and North Chicago continued fast growth.
Touch a Truck event set in Mandan
The annual Touch a Truck event is set for Saturday on Main Street in Mandan.
Morton County Council on Aging plans senior center at Custer Elementary
The Morton County Council on Aging plans to purchase Custer Elementary School in Mandan and convert the building into a senior activity and service center.
Iconic Bismarck restaurant Peacock Alley to close its downtown location in June
Peacock Alley American Grill and Bar, a longtime Bismarck staple and one of the oldest restaurants in North Dakota, will close its downtown location in June.
A century of farming in Smyrna earns honor for family
For Teresa Swartz of Smyrna, navigating the process for agricultural recognition was a labor of love, along with a tribute to her hardworking parents.
Speaking out: Put the good stuff to work
I remember not being able to walk through a grocery store in the
Thursday to see sunny skies, late clouds
Highs around 70 degrees could finally be back in the picture.
Breakthru Beverages drivers in Illinois on strike, citing unfair labor practices The drivers for one of the...
The drivers for one of the state's largest distributors are on strike, and inventory at some bars has taken a hit.
Prep report: Naiya Ruuska, relays spur Esko at Polar League meet
The Moose Lake/Willow River boys won the meet on their home track Wednesday, while the Cloquet girls and Grand Rapids boys took Lake Superior Conference team titles Tuesday in Cloquet
Emma Stauber steps down as Proctor/Hermantown coach
Over seven years as head coach, Stauber led the Mirage to the Class A tournament six times and one state title in 2021.
Gov. Tim Walz, legislative leaders reach end-of-session deal
The deal includes a bonding bill and funding for Hennepin County Medical Center. More details are expected on Thursday.
Inside the ‘shadow primary’ for Utah governor
Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz said he's thinking about running in 2028. Top Republicans are trying to recruit John Curtis to block his path.
Chicago Cubs and veteran reliever Liam Hendriks agree to minor-league deal — and Phil Maton is on a roll
The Chicago Cubs are giving veteran reliever Liam Hendriks a chance to get back to the majors, agreeing to a minor-league deal with the 37-year-old right-hander.
Fan hospitalized after falling into bullpen during Chicago White Sox-Kansas City Royals game at Rate Field
A fan fell into the visiting bullpen during the fourth inning of Wednesday’s Chicago White Sox-Kansas City Royals game at Rate Field.
Union leaders, board members decry Chicago Public Schools cuts
Chicago Public Schools' teachers and principal union leaders joined school board members to decry proposed cuts to teaching positions.
Illinois Democrats push AI regulation bills on consumer protection, data privacy and mental health
While Senate Democrats outlined a range of proposals, including education, consumer protection and data privacy, Republicans cautioned that such measures could hinder innovation.
Chicago hopes Trump will cooperate as it bids to repeat as host for Democratic National Convention in 2028
Democratic Party officials wrapped up a three-day visit to Chicago to assess which of the five competing cities will be the best site to host the national convention Aug. 7-10, 2028.
Gov. Pritzker, Mayor Johnson pitch Chicago to once again host Democratic National Convention
JB Pritzker, who is exploring his own 2028 presidential bid, said he would once again contribute if Chicago secured the convention, but he would not specify the amount.