Timothy J. McNulty

We've had lively talks about religion, immigration and diversity, among other topics. Recently, we discussed palliative care and end-of-life issues. An upcoming discussion is a bit harder to pin down....

A story on last Sunday's front page broke one of the first rules of news writing: It was old news. Ervin Shorter was killed 11 years ago. His killers were...

A caller left a message after she noticed that a sentence in a large ad in Wednesday's newspaper was ungrammatical. "Education is priceless," the ad copy read. "But what if...

An article at the top of the front page on Aug. 1 drew scores of e-mails and phone calls from readers complaining about the headline "The 237 reasons to have...

When celebrity stories make it to the front page of this newspaper, they usually involve scandal or death. And a spirited debate breaks out whenever news, or what passes for...

After the Tribune announced last week that it would begin selling advertising on the front page, more than 140 readers called my office to register their objection, well actually, more...

I must first admit to wearing a swimsuit and taking my young children to a source/subject's home swimming pool, not unlike former WMAQ-Ch. 5 reporter Amy Jacobson, who was fired...

Two and a half years ago, baiduhai staff writer Charles Leroux wrote a profile about a retired Joliet man who seemed to have a magic touch for getting his...

On Monday, the newspaper returned Tom Skilling's WGN-TV weather report to the more convenient back page of the Metro section. That decision was the result of hundreds of reader objections...

Hillary is, of course, her name. And, yes, she does use that single name in her political campaign. But I was told recently that for the newspaper to use just...