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Last week, consumer advocates called on utilities across the state–including Ameren Illinois, Commonwealth Edison, Peoples Gas and Nicor Gas–to issue a moratorium on utility shut-offs and…
The first round of the abbreviated City Series between the Cubs and White Sox on Tuesday and Wednesday coincides with the start of Bears training camp,…
After dropping their series opener, the Cubs posted three consecutive wins against the St. Louis Cardinals to keep them in position to potentially add at the…
The Illinois housing market is seeing the anticipated higher sales volume and prices associated with the season, but this spring’s market was less hot compared with…
Politically powerful labor unions flexed their muscle in Springfield this spring to push through a measure that could clear the way for privately managed toll lanes…
One day last fall, Sabrina and Ralph Jones spotted four wooden surveyor stakes in the farm field across the street, each one marked with a strip…
Anthony Rizzo turned to Taylor Swift for his new walk-up song — and shook off his slump.The Yankees first baseman on Sunday went 4-for-4 with his first home run…
About six years ago, the Rev. Robin Hood remembers his grandson, Ra-Shaun Hood, tried to teach him how to use Cash App, an app that allows…
As a young Black man, Carlson Ayanlaja said Emmett Till’s brutal murder reminds him that regardless of his socioeconomic status, he’s “still considered a target in…
Two and a half weeks ago, shortly after his best start of the year in Yankee Stadium, Jameson Taillon wondered whether Chicago Cubs fans truly knew…