‘Career criminal’ sentenced to 18 years for Gallatin County drug trafficking
Leodis Robert Roach, 43, pleaded guilty in January to one count of possession with intent to distribute cocaine and one count of possession of a firearm in furtherance of a
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Baldwin Park food distribution event draws long lines, some turned away after food runs out
A food distribution event drew lines of cars that wrapped around the block in Baldwin Park on Wednesday, but not everybody was able to get food.
Review: Samara Joy mixes originals and jazz standards in a soaring concert with the CSO
Any Samara Joy show is a special one, and this one was no exception. Joined by her septet and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, she performed a medley of tunes to rapturous applause.
Column: Remembering when Dan Goodwin, aka Spider-Dan, touched Chicago’s sky
In 1981, the climber Dan Goodwin made himself part of Chicago's history by climbing both the Sears Tower and the Hancock Building. He has a new memoir.
Calumet City seeks state help for eminent domain of River Oaks mall after court delay
Calumet City asks the Illinois General Assembly to approve its quick-take of River Oaks Center mall from Namdar Realty Group.
Florida woman faces federal charges for production, distribution of child pornography
26-year-old Alachua County woman has been indicted on 23 federal charges involving the production, distribution, and possession of child pornography.
Bismarck sets starting budget for new Police Department headquarters
A preliminary budget has been set for a planned police station in northeast Bismarck, allowing the project to move into the design phase.
Arkansas government health insurance plan recipients should expect to see increases, official tells state p...
Most state employees and retirees in state government's health insurance plans for public school and state employees would pay more for their coverage, with increases ranging from nearly 5% to nearly 10%, du...
Former Bank of North Dakota President Todd Steinwand dies at 66
Former Bank of North Dakota President Todd Steinwand died Monday, according to an obituary shared by his son.
New Mexico tribes sue Kalshi, alleging illegal sports betting on tribal lands
The Mescalero Apache Tribe and Sandia, Isleta and Pojoaque Pueblos filed a federal lawsuit in Albuquerque against prediction market company Kalshi, alleging its sports-betting app violates federal gaming law...
Chicago Blackhawks will select 4th in the NHL draft. Here are 5 prospects they should consider.
The Chicago Blackhawks didn't get lucky in the NHL draft lottery, and GM Kyle Davidson said all options are on the table regarding the No. 4 pick.
3 Minnesota Supreme Court justices emerge as chief justice finalists
Gov. Tim Walz announced the finalists Tuesday to replace Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Natalie E. Hudson, who will retire in the fall.
Former Chicago mayoral candidate Paul Vallas fined $214,000 by ethics board for campaign finance violations
The Chicago Board of Ethics says the candidate improperly accepted $202,000 from 12 city contractors, far exceeding the city’s $1,500 annual donation limit.
Why we rewatch: The psychology behind comfort shows
Psychology helps explain why people have comfort shows and why they keep returning to them.
One killed in Lake Vermillion boating crash
St. Louis County sheriff's deputies and other emergency personnel responded to a boating crash Tuesday evening.
Warner Bros. Discovery Upfront Opens With Tribute To Ted Turner; CNN Plans International All Access, Launch...
CNN unveiled plans for an expansion of All Access and the debut of a weather app.
Bismarck man pleads guilty to taking out insurance policy on dead wife
A Bismarck man accused of fraudulently taking out a life insurance policy on his dead wife has pleaded guilty.
Peace officer memorial service set at Capitol
The 69 fallen peace officers in North Dakota's history will be remembered and honored during an annual memorial service at 7 p.m. Thursday in the State Capitol's Memorial Hall in Bismarck.
Bygones: Duluth prepared to unveil Leif Erikson statue in 1956
The statue at Leif Erikson Park was showcased in connection with the Sons of Norway convention.
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Tribal land lease crisis on Rosebud Reservation
While many in our communities have an opportunity to buy homes and property with the potential to gain equity, things are different on some tribal lands.
Chicago Bears Q&A: How do you explain their approach with the defensive line after the NFL draft?
Is the Chicago Bears' approach with the defensive line and pass rush confusing coming out of a draft in which they didn't add a lot? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions weekly.
Tribune Food Awards: The 2026 Readers’ Choice winners
After reviewing hundreds of nominations and thousands of votes, we’re excited to reveal this year’s Readers’ Choice Food Awards winners.
Chicago Public Schools to cut teaching staff to help close $732.5 million deficit
Chicago Public Schools is planning to cut teaching staff to help close a $732.5 million deficit as it rolls out school-level budgets.