Reinsdorf recommends selling Sox after he dies
For more than 30 years, Jerry Reinsdorf has made the key decisions for the White Sox. He's even hoping to control the team's future after he's gone. Reinsdorf, 77, the...
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Ricketts family just starting to reshape Cubs
At age 47, Tom Ricketts is the youngest controlling owner of a Chicago sports franchise. He and his three siblings — all of whom sit on the Cubs' five-member board...
Hawks a cherished Wirtz family business
For fans, Rocky Wirtz's arrival in 2007 as head of the Blackhawks was unexpected. His brother, Peter, was the senior vice president of the team and seemingly groomed over two...
Taking stock of Chicago’s sports team owners
Sports fans are obsessed with rosters: Who's starting which day and who will be there to replace players who leave the team. But as compelling and likely of more significance...
McCaskeys intend to hold onto Bears
Bears Chairman George McCaskey is adamant his family has no intention of ever stepping away from the franchise founded in 1920. But keeping control could be tricky. George's mother, Virginia...
Jerry Reinsdorf’s son seen as successor on Bulls
When Michael Reinsdorf wanted to work for his father's sports teams fresh out of the University of Arizona, his dad said no. Almost two decades later, Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf...
Harris: Method to open soap production plant in Pullman Park
Method, the maker of hip-looking, eco-friendly cleaning products, plans to open a 150,000-square-foot soap production facility on Chicago's Far South Side next year, city officials are expected to announce Tuesday....
Harris: Method to open soap production plant in Pullman Park
Method, the maker of hip-looking, eco-friendly cleaning products, plans to open a 150,000-square-foot soap production facility on Chicago's Far South Side next year, city officials are expected to announce Tuesday....
Chinese legal scholars hear words of wisdom from Judge Richard Posner
Law professor Randal Picker composed a spontaneous poem he called "An Ode to Dick Posner" for an audience of 80 visiting Chinese legal scholars Thursday at the University of Chicago....
Harris: A selection of civic apps that aid Chicagoans
Chicago developers have built dozens of "civic" apps — websites and mobile downloads aimed at helping people better communicate with and understand local government. Here is a selection: Foodborne Chicago...