A year after being diagnosed with Burkitt’s Lymphoma, Naperville North graduate Adrian Lam is competing in the upcoming Chicago Triathlon
Day: July 22, 2024
Guide: The new buttery, flaky, golden age of croissants around Chicago, from crookies to chiles rellenos and hot dogs
When I last tasted dozens upon baker’s dozens of croissants around Chicago, two sisters at one bakery stood out among an impressive field: Lizette and Marisol Espinoza at Pan Artesanal. They co-own the business, as business administrator and chef, respectively. Technically the bakery is in the Logan Square neighborhood, but it feels more than ever […]
Laura Washington: The Donald Trump lovefest at the RNC was full of contradictions
Mea culpas abounded at the convention. Donald Trump’s once-bitterly sworn enemies are now admiring allies.
Bickering in DuPage County reveals lack of oversight and loss of millions of tax dollars
County officials squabble over cannabis taxes that weren’t collected and audits that were not done.
Editor’s note about home delivery of Chicago Tribune and suburban dailies
Due to ongoing production issues, Monday’s print issue of the Chicago Tribune and its suburban dailies have been modified from the usual format.
Sephora shuttering its Water Tower Place location
Magnificent Mile retailers were already reeling from the rise of online shopping when COVID-19 severely curtailed foot traffic on Michigan Avenue.
Illinois continues to struggle to fill vacancies on public boards, state audit shows
Illinois has struggled for years to fill vacancies on the hundreds of state boards and panels that were created in many cases to address a particular problem.
Today in Sports History: Sue Bird plays in record 500th WNBA game
In 2018, Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird plays in a record 500th WNBA game.
Today in History: First solo flight around the world completed
On July 22, 1933, Aviator Wiley Post landed at Floyd Bennett Field in New York City, completing the first solo flight around the world in 7 days, 18 hours and 49 minutes.
Asking Eric: Grandmothers in competition over newborn
Dear Eric: My daughter’s mother-in-law (“Nancy”) is very involved in the couple’s life and has a very strong personality. My son-in-law and Nancy are extremely close and our daughter has spent a tremendous amount of time with Nancy as a result, much more time than she has spent with us.