City Lit took home the award for best play. The awards honor 2024 theater productions by non-union theaters.
At the Non-Equity Jeff Awards, Kokandy’s ‘Into the Woods’ is the big winner
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Conflict between SEIU and CTU escalates with allegations of ‘bullying’
The conflict between the CTU and SEIU, two key supporters of Mayor Brandon Johnson, escalates with allegations of “bullying.”
Chicago weather: How our 2024-25 seasonal snowfall compares with previous years
Snow seasons in Chicago are tracked from July through the following June. The area normally can expect 38.4 inches.
‘A controversialist’: Trump picks Chicago-area man for Vatican ambassador
Some say Brian Burch’s appointment could be a harbinger of further tension between the Vatican and the Trump administration.
Grab the scissors. Our ‘bedsheet ballot’ for the suburban elections is here.
The Tribune Editorial Board’s “bedsheet ballot” is a list of our endorsements in the April 1 elections that you can take with you to the polls.
Elon Musk and Gov. JB Pritzker among billionaires spending in pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Abortion among key issues in Wisconsin high court race that become the most expensive state judicial race in the nation.
Editorial: On April 1, Chicago’s suburbs have their say at the ballot box. Here are the hot local issues.
Concerned about the future of American democracy? The vibrant elections in Chicago’s suburbs should encourage you.
Clarence Page: President Donald Trump loves free speech, as long as it’s his
President Donald Trump and the GOP have called themselves the party of free speech. But since taking office, the president has been tightening up his definition of freedom like a hangman’s noose. We could hear it in the White House’s Orwellian decision in February to revoke The Associated Press’ long-held access to the White House, […]
Amid Elon Musk backlash, Tesla used car market slumping in Chicago
While it is too early to say that Teslas are flooding the used car market, there are signs that a growing number of owners may be pulling the plug in Chicago and across the U.S.
The Tribune’s Quotes of the Week quiz for March 22
Think you know what went on in the world of Chicago politics, sports and pop culture this week? Take our quiz and test your knowledge.