Illinois is no stranger to late heroics. The Illini made their fifth fourth-quarter comeback of the season and outlasted South Carolina 21-17 in the Citrus Bowl.
A former Naperville city council member is taking the reins of the local Republican Party in DuPage County, a formerly deep-red bastion that has seen Democrats flex their political muscle in recent years.
The showdown at Wrigley was set to be the Blackhawks’ seventh appearance in a game outdoors — where hockey originally was played.
Lenny Randle, a big league player for 12 seasons who spoke five languages, performed stand-up comedy, was dubbed “The Most Interesting Man in Baseball” and was suspended for punching his Texas Rangers manager, has died.
RSV and the flu have taken hold as Chicago residents have partaken in festivities in the last several weeks, and COVID is also increasing.
A long-shuttered bar in downtown Hobart could be no more by early spring as the city is actively pursuing demolition crews to bring it down.
Nina Shoman-Dajani, a Moraine Valley Community College assistant dean, was invited into the Cultivate: Women of Color Leadership cohort.
Calumet City litigation against City Clerk Nyota Figgs will proceed after aldermen failed to override Mayor Thaddeus Jones’ veto.
Freight trains criss-crossing the country carry cars of coal and tanks of oil and natural gas to power plants to help keep the nation’s electric grid going. Could freight trains haul electrons generated by renewable energy sources for the same purpose?
As 2024 nears its end, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Police Superintendent Larry Snelling on Tuesday again highlighted citywide drops in several violent crime categories, asserting that the city’s public safety efforts will remain steadfast in the coming year.