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Will Johnson: Chicago doesn’t want ideology from its next mayor. It wants competence.
A new poll shows that only 1 in 6 Chicago residents say they’re sticking with Mayor Brandon Johnson in the 2027 mayoral election.
Editorial: CTU rank-and-file finds its nerve and votes down dues hike to fund politics
The Chicago Teachers Union has suffered another very public blow, this time at the hands of its own members.
Chicago Teachers Union members vote down proposed dues increase
Chicago Teachers Union members rejected a proposal that would have raised dues, in part to bolster political spending ahead of school board elections.
Chicago Memorial Day weekend ‘teen trends’ and mass gatherings end in violence and spark backlash
The "trend" took place at 57th Street Beach Monday night, capping a weekend that saw 23 shooting incidents and 36 people wounded, police said.
‘Broadview Six’ case in rare waters as defense says US attorney may have had ‘personal contact’ wit...
An attorney for the "Broadview Six" protesters told a federal judge Tuesday he has "reason to believe" that U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros had personal contact with the grand jury.
Treasurer’s study finds sprawling and ‘murky’ tax impacts from Illinois megaprojects plan to benefit...
A new report raises questions on a state megaprojects plan as lawmakers try to reach a deal to keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois.
Asking Eric: Son and family living in squalor
Dear Eric: My son is in his 40s and has been a stay-at-home dad for 12 years. His wife, same age, has a demanding job and he is responsible for anything having to do with the house and their two middle schoo...
Column: AI, what? American Writers Festival will celebrate words written by humans
The free festival is put on by the American Writers Museum and the Chicago Public Library, and will renew your faith in the written word.
Jazz and classical music for summer 2026: Let the anniversaries roll
From America250 to Miles Davis, not to mention the echoes of Jazz Day and full summer at Ravinia, our critic's picks for the coming season.
Record-setting outside money pouring into California governor’s race
Corporations, labor unions, tech titans, tribes and other special interests have donated $79.6 million to independent committees focused on swaying the volatile California governor’s race ahead of the June...
Chicago Bears Q&A: Will they sign a defensive end before training camp? Is the stadium saga near the end?
Pass-rush concerns and the meandering stadium push continue to be hot topics for Chicago Bears fans. Brad Biggs addresses both in his weekly mailbag.
How businesses can help employees save for their kids with a Trump IRA | Expert Opinion
Employers can contribute to these IRAs for children of their employees. Tax professionals say the program has pros and cons for savers.
What to know about the NCAA baseball regionals — the 1st stop on the road to Omaha
The NCAA baseball tournament opens Friday with 16 double-elimination regionals. Regional hosts have advanced to super regionals 66.3% of the time in the current format.
President Donald Trump’s latest immigration move clouds the path to green cards
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Friday that foreigners in the U.S. who want a green card will need to leave and apply in their home country.
David Sandlin to make his MLB debut for Chicago White Sox as Noah Schultz goes on 15-day IL
David Sandlin, acquired from the Boston Red Sox, was called up from Triple-A Charlotte and will make his major-league debut Wednesday.
Chicago Cubs are 2nd team to have 2 10-game winning streaks — and a 10-game skid — in same season
The Chicago Cubs have plenty of reasons why their once MLB-best record transformed into last place in the NL Central within the last 19 days.
Tribune Food Awards: The 2026 Critic’s Choice winners
For our Critic’s Choice Awards this year, we’re awarding places as a collective of their people who have inspired us with their culinary achievement through dedicated ethical work.
Obama Center announces public festivities for grand opening weekend
Free public events have been announced for the grand opening weekend of the Obama Presidential Center, with performances and events on the campus in the Jackson Park neighborhood.
Chicago Media Report: CBS News Radio anchor signs off, record ratings for CHSN and WGN-TV anchor finds new gig
The Chicago Media Report spotlights the final signoff by a CBS News Radio anchor and a documentary featuring NBC 5 chief meteorologist Brant Miller and his son.
Hawthorne Race Course alleges Illinois official steered funds to rival track amid bankruptcy battle
Hawthorne Race Course is alleging in a court filing they are losing state funding because the state agriculture director, influenced by his lobbyist brother, has steered money to a rival racetrack.
White Sox merch, giardiniera among Chicago-themed gifts delegation to present Pope Leo XIV
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson will lead a delegation to the Vatican to meet with Pope Leo XIV on Thursday in his biggest international trip so far.
Tiger Woods breaks months-long silence with patriotic Memorial Day message, salute to late father
Tiger Woods shared his first public statement in nearly two months with a patriotic message on Memorial Day, paying tribute to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
Intrepid Museum in NYC hosts emotional Memorial Day tribute More than 600 veterans, active-duty military, G...
More than 600 veterans, active-duty military, Gold Star families, civic leaders and neighbors attended a moving Memorial Day tribute at the Intrepid.