Hantavirus isn’t immediate threat to Chicago, experts say: ‘People should not be alarmed’
There is no immediate risk of the disease spreading to Chicagoland, unless an infected individual were to come to the region.
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The new Hell’s Half Acre boardwalk has opened to fanfare, and an archaeological controversy
After years of disrepair, Hell’s Half Acre has been transformed. It is once again worth a stop for those who prefer to experience the landscape without looking through chain-link fencing.
Why CU Buffs football great Pete Brock decided to finish his college degree after a half-century
Pete Brock was a CU football star in the 1970s who went on to an accomplished career with the New England Patriots. But one 'unchecked box' in his life brought him to Folsom Field on May 2, when he gradated...
Counting calories at PNC Park: How ballpark foods add up
Grabbing a bite at the ballpark used to mean peanuts and Cracker Jacks — immortalized in song since 1908. But modern ballparks have raised the culinary stakes, expanding menus to include extravagant, o...
A Casper caregiver who faced up to 11 years has struck a plea deal and pleaded guilty to abusing a patient...
The Casper caregiver charged with abuse of a vulnerable adult and false imprisonment has copped a plea.
After being silent, Utah GOP congressional candidates address Box Elder data center plan
U.S. Rep. Blake Moore and state Rep. Karianne Lisonbeen — both Republicans vying for Utah's new 2nd Congressional District seat — weigh in on the Box Elder data center project
Marriage applications and divorces for May 9, 2026
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Meet the Chicago Bears’ 13 undrafted free agents, including 2 of Caleb Williams’ college teammates
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of 13 undrafted free agents. Here's what to know about each of them.
Ocasio-Cortez stands by her comments that ‘You can’t earn a billion dollars’ during Chicago event
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez holds off criticizing Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, a billionaire who is also considering a run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028.
Fentanyl laced cocaine causing overdose surge in northern panhandle
WEIRTON, W.Va. –– Weirton Police are warning of fentanyl laced cocaine which is being distributed in the northern panhandle of West Virginia as well as neighboring Ohio.
Wyoming retirees have stretched the same benefits for over 15 years
The Wyoming Joint Appropriations Committee met May 1, 2026, to talk about the state retirement system.
Josh Kreutz — wearing his dad’s number — ‘giving it my all’ in tryout. 4 things we learned from C...
Josh Kreutz is trying to follow in his father’s footsteps, though he has a much longer journey to Soldier Field as one of 24 rookies invited to try out with the Chicago Bears.
Once epicenters of teenage culture, some Chicago-area malls are taking their last breath
Many Chicago malls are past their prime, becoming as old and grey as the generations who once frequented them.
The Tribune’s Quotes of the Week quiz for May 9
Think you know what went on in the world of Chicago politics, sports and pop culture this week? Take our quiz to test yourself.
Bismarck woman accused of stabbing boyfriend found mentally competent
A Bismarck woman accused of stabbing her boyfriend then engaging in a standoff with police has been found mentally competent to stand trial following a court ordered evaluation.
Offbeat Pittsburgh: Meet Johnny Pittsburgh, a local influencer on the rise
A day after Bill Mazeroski died in February, I made my way to the famed Forbes Field wall. It’s there that I met Johnny Pittsburgh. If you’ve spent any time on social media lately, chances are yo...
This budget season, San Diego asked the public to take a first-ever survey. It faced some limitations.
The survey, which closed Friday, asked San Diegans to weigh in on which city services they care most about and which they're comfortable cutting.
Craig Gordon, Zen and the art of avalanche education
Craig Gordon, the exuberant voice and face of the Utah Avalanche Center, is retiring. He will be remembered by most for his surfer-speak and top knot, but his most impactful legacy will be the cutting edge a...
Experts once assumed religious beliefs shaped political opinion. Not anymore.
For years, it was a given that Americans’ religious beliefs shaped their political views. Evidence suggests the reverse might be closer to the truth.
Faces of the Valley: Tarentum’s Robert Jones, 19, is all in at Summit Hose
Robert Jones watched firetrucks race past his Tarentum home two years ago to battle a house fire on West 11th Avenue. He walked into Summit Hose the next day and asked to join. “I knew right then that...
Natrona County's record-setting Champ Ransom is confident, thankful
Natrona County's Champ Ransom pulls away from the field to win the 1600-meter run at the Wyoming Track and Field Classic on May 1 at Harry Geldien Stadium in Casper.
Investment Corner: Why ETFs are Replacing Mutual Funds
In the 20th century, one of the greatest innovations in investing was the mutual fund. Mutual funds can bundle hundreds, or sometimes even thousands, of individual company stocks into one fund, allowing inve...
SoMD Chronicle Week in Review for May 2-8, 2026
Calvert County Chalk the Walk Returns to Calvert for Kids’ Mental Health: Calvert County residents have an opportunity to contribute to a meaningful community effort this month as Mental Health Awareness...
Historic Preservation Commission seeks grants for digitization project
Sioux City’s Historic Preservation Commission is seeking multiple grants to help fund the digitization of The Sioux City Tribune and historical city records.