NASCAR likely making a comeback in Chicago next year, sources say
After a one-year hiatus, NASCAR will return to the streets of Chicago next year, sources told the Tribune.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson sees opening in latest stadium proposal to keep Bears in Chicago
In Arlington Heights, Mayor Jim Tinaglia said officials were "disappointed" that Illinois lawmakers failed to pass legislation, while Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott said he's "optimistic."
Trump attacks Pope Leo XIV for meeting with Mayor Brandon Johnson
Trump’s social media attack comes after Chicago's mayor visited the Chicago-born pope with a delegation of city leaders on Thursday.
Mayor Brandon Johnson pushing sweeping changes to renter laws and landlords bristle
Mayor Brandon Johnson is proposing a sweeping overhaul to city rules governing renting, and landlords are already organizing against the effort.
Mayor Brandon Johnson touts faster Chicago police responses post-ShotSpotter
Mayor Brandon Johnson argued Wednesday that Chicago police are doing a better job without gunshot detection technology like the controversial ShotSpotter system he got rid of.
4th District independents get signatures they need to take on Democratic nominee
Three independent candidates submitted thousands of signatures to get on the November ballot in Illinois’ 4th Congressional district, teeing up a rare contested general election.
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.
Chicago bike lane construction sparks pushback and fuels political fights
A Southwest Side bike lane fight is about more than just that project. It's the latest front in a citywide political divide over the future of transportation and safety.
City Council measure bans Chicago police with ties to Proud Boys, other extremist groups
The City Council voted 28-21 to approve the ordinance that requires the Police Department to fire officers with ties to groups like the Three Percenters or Proud Boys.
Raises for Chicago tipped wage workers frozen by City Council vote
The City Council voted to freeze the pay increases for at least two years. The veto-proof majority tees up future pushes to fully end the required raises.