Cody Bellinger has until five days after the World Series ends to decide whether to pick up his player option and remain with the Chicago Cubs or again test free agency.
Southwest Airlines executives on Thursday unveiled their vision for Southwest 2.0, an airline that for the first time will give passengers assigned seats.
Aldermen who back the ShotSpotter technology showed keen interest Thursday in the mayor’s plan to add a replacement tool for first responders.
It was hard to find anyone without a strong opinion about the presidential election as early voters filled out ballots in the suburbs.
The lawsuit, filed Thursday, alleges dancers at the Admiral Theatre experienced “frequent unwelcome touching” while at work.
The Chicago White Sox packed their bags and headed to Detroit after stunningly sweeping the Los Angeles Angels to avoid breaking the modern-day record for losses.
The Robert “Dutch” Schultz Memorial will be dedicated Saturday at the Robert “Dutch” Schultz Recreation Area.
Thousands streamed past an information booth toward Guaranteed Rate Field Thursday afternoon to see if the Chicago White Sox would make the history books by breaking a modern-day MLB record with a 121st defeat.
The elimination of cash bail in Illinois has not caused an increase in crime or criminal defendants skipping town to avoid legal consequences in its first year. Those are the findings of a report released Tuesday by the Loyola University Chicago’s Center for Criminal Justice.
Palatine is making changes to its curbside leaf collection program.