‘Kept that promise.’ Hundreds honor Fire Department Capt. David Meyer at funeral services
Hundreds of firefighters Tuesday mourned Chicago Fire Department Capt. David Meyer, who was killed while battling a garage fire on the West Side last week.
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‘Sweeping change.’ Donald Trump voters reflect on controversial first 100 days of second term.
Most Trump voters praised his presidency so far. Even those who disagreed with some policies didn't regret their choice, arguing he was the best option in November.
Judge: Feds can’t intervene in Haymarket lawsuit to bring rehab center to Itasca
The U.S. attorney’s office in Chicago sided with Haymarket Center in its suit against Itasca, but a judge denied its motion to intervene.
Lawsuit alleges Champaign abortion doctor left half a fetus inside Indiana patient, requiring emergency surgery
A medical negligence lawsuit was filed against a Champaign physician at Equity Clinic by a woman identified as Jane Doe of Indiana.
Elon Musk and Gov. JB Pritzker among billionaires spending in pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Abortion is among the key issues in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race that becomes the most expensive state judicial race in the nation.
Five years ago, COVID gripped the world in fear. Now local scientists, doctors warn Trump’s policies are weakening public health.
As the COVID pandemic's five-year anniversary approaches, local scientists and doctors warn Trump administration policies are weakening public health.
‘We saw evil that day.’ Highland Park mass shooting survivors hope for justice, resolution as trial begins Monday.
Survivors of the Highland Park July 4 parade mass shooting hope for justice, resolution as jury selection begins.
‘Whole different level.’ The Illinois-Indiana political divide widens amid Trump 2.0, from immigration to DEI to LGBTQ rights.
As Trump 2.0 unfolds, Illinois and Indiana take disparate approaches to the whirlwind of change that’s gripped American politics.
‘They will not break us’: Chicago becomes an epicenter of resistance amid Trump’s immigration crackdown
As President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown grips the Chicago area in fear, a burgeoning resistance movement has also emerged here to challenge — as well as evade — immigration enforcement.
‘People are scared’: Fear permeates every aspect of life in Chicago, under threat of mass immigration deportations
Although no widespread immigration raids were reported here this week, the possibility — and reports that Chicago would be ground zero for enforcement — kept many of the region’s estimated...