Heisman Trophy runner-up Diego Pavia cut by Ravens
He had hoped to compete for the third quarterback spot behind two-time MVP Lamar Jackson and veteran Tyler Huntley.
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Pullman to celebrate century anniversary of Metra Electric line
The Railroad Days celebration, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. this weekend at Pullman Historical National Park, will feature a restored 1926 Pullman electric railcar and a vintage 1970s-era railcar.
‘My Way’ scores Seiya Suzuki’s latest hot streak: Are Cubs approaching ‘final curtain’ with free-...
Suzuki is walking up to the plate to Frank Sinatra's classic, which starts with lyrics about the end being near. Could the Cubs find themselves without their valuable slugger, slated to hit free agency after...
After flood relief funding denied, Illinois and other states sue Trump administration
Illinois joined in the lawsuit, which argues that putting conditions on congressionally appropriated funding is unlawful.
Springfield commission votes to release report on disgraced ex-state Rep. Harry Benton this month
The scandal has raised questions about Illinois House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch's handling of past complaints against the Plainfield Democrat.
First look at Shedd Aquarium's newest beluga whales: Acadia, Lillooet, Osiris, Sierra
Four belugas were brought to the Shedd earlier this week from a now-shuttered marine amusement park in Canada.
Secrecy over sex abuse permeates traditionalist Catholic group whose leaders were excommunicated by Pope Leo
Among the Society of Saint Pius X's former members who have faced misconduct accusations: a cleric in the south suburbs whom Australian authorities tried to extradite to face child sex crimes.
Blagojevich now seeking Trump clemency for former Indiana politician convicted in vote-buying scheme
Former Illinois House Republican Leader Jim Durkin acknowledged that former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is now part of a cottage lobbying industry trying to curry favor with the president — an associatio...
Inter Miami beats Fire 3-2 to ruin MLS debut of Robert Lewandowski
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Drew Thorpe hopes to rejoin White Sox for playoff push after long road back to mound
Two years since last flashing his massive potential, the right-hander is taking his next step in rehab at High-A Winston-Salem.
White Sox’ contending window opening just in time for Andrew Benintendi
The veteran DH isn't playing as big of a role as he envisioned when he joined the Sox, but he's finally enjoying the competitive baseball he signed up for.
21 things to do in Chicago July 23-29
iO Fest, Buddy Guy and Wicker Park Fest are among the highlights in the week ahead.
Magnolia Bakery reopens week after failed health inspection
The Loop bakery passed a follow-up health inspection Tuesday after addressing several health code violations found last week by city health inspectors.
Mexico seeks accountability in Chicago-area ICE death and 16 others. Can it force the U.S. to act?
Mexico has filed criminal complaints with state and county prosecutors seeking investigations into the deaths of 17 Mexican nationals, including Silverio Villegas González, who was shot and killed by ICE in...
Mexican Sinaloa cartel drug lord Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, sentenced to life in prison, denounces violence
Chicago was a key hub for the cartel, which Zambada and co-founder Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera ruled through torture and killings. And nearly two decades of Chicago-based drug investigations were instru...
Albany Park man shot Chicago cop, child’s grandmother during paranoid ‘reign of terror,' prosecutors say
Daniel Aguirre carried out the shootings while holding his teenage daughter and longtime partner hostage in their Northwest Side apartment, prosecutors said during a Wednesday court hearing. He was ordered d...
Froyo startup Mikono hits pause on Pilsen storefront after one week, citing staggering demand
The popular startup opened last week and long lines followed. Now the owners — who still work full-time jobs — have taken a break to speed up the process of opening a permanent storefront.
Ancient city's demise points to dangers of climate change
The climate changed first in Cahokia. The pressures followed and the harvests got thin.
Dear Abby: Boyfriend's TikTok following gives her cause for concern
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States should resist bad old days of warehousing people with disabilities
The 1999 Olmstead ruling has pushed states toward helping people with disabilities live, work and receive services in their communities rather than in institutions. But the Justice Department is taking a mor...
Bring this cochinita pibil recipe to your next family dinner
The Yucatan peninsula's famous pit style pulled pork is also one local family's favorite celebration food.
What can the U.S. learn from Lithuania's young democracy?
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Results of Nolan Wells autopsy to be released at NAACP Chicago conference
Wells, 18, disappeared after a July 4 boat trip with friends off the Mississippi coast. The results of an independent autopsy into his death is set to be released Wednesday in Chicago.
Rescued belugas have arrived in Chicago. The move is unprecedented — and controversial
Four belugas arrived here in the wee hours of Tuesday from a closed facility in Canada. Some animal advocates question whether the transfer violates Canadian law.