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Taking the next step toward building a new stadium, the Chicago Bears Thursday announced an informational community meeting to discuss the potential purchase and development of…
The city’s response to the arrival of two busloads of migrants sent here from Texas proved Chicago’s mettle as a safe haven for people seeking a…
Pending final federal approvals, the city of Chicago anticipates that it will receive approximately 150,000 initial doses of the updated COVID-19 booster vaccines that target omicron…
After a summer of air travel marked by high prices, canceled flights and delays, pilots planned to picket at a dozen airports across the country Thursday,…
NORTH CHICAGO, Ill., Jehovah’s Witnesses Return to Door-to-Door Ministry After 30-Month Pandemic Pause Jehovah’s Witnesses will resume their trademark door-to-door ministry beginning Sept. 1; the two-and-a-half-year…
By Lawrence Wilson | The Center Square contributor Indiana has been awarded $187 million for broadband infrastructure through the American Rescue Plan’s Capital Projects Fund, which…
Jean Baptiste Point DuSable Lake Shore Drive will shut down for cars and trucks Sunday morning for Bike the Drive, where the city’s marquee roadway will be…
The rideshare company Lyft is being sued by 17 people, including an Illinois woman, claiming the company is not protecting passengers and drivers from physical and…
INDIANAPOLIS — A 22-year-old Indiana man was charged Thursday with murder in the fatal shooting of a Dutch soldier dead and the wounding of two others in downtown…
Attorneys for R. Kelly and his co-defendants will have the chance to present witnesses Thursday morning after federal prosecutors rested their case-in-chief against the disgraced singer…