A Cook County judge on Thursday found a man guilty of threatening then-Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who last month testified that receiving the profane and racist missive was traumatizing to her and her family.
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Chicago Bears Q&A: What’s a 1st-round scenario that’s under the radar? Is there a competition for QB2?
Is there an option for the Chicago Bears with the No. 10 NFL draft pick that hasn’t been overanalyzed? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions weekly.
‘The Amateur’ review: An analog ’80s spy tale gets a wobbly update starring Rami Malek
Can a reclusive CIA cryptologist learn to kill and avenge his wife’s murder? “The Amateur” starring Rami Malek shrugs and nods.
Artists rip Mayor Brandon Johnson’s arts commissioner, department ‘dysfunction’ in letter
The letter, posted to Instagram Wednesday as a petition people can sign, harshly criticizes Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events Commissioner Clinée Hedspeth.
Asking Eric: Family spilled wine on the tablecloth and cake on the rug
Dear Eric: Recently, it was “assumed” by my husband’s family that we would host a gathering for some out-of-town relatives. We have a better house for entertaining.
Trump administration revokes student visas from U. of C., Northwestern and U. of I.
Over the past week, nearly 300 full-time international students across the country were informed that their visa status had been revoked.
Illinois unveils online tool showing measles vaccination rates by school
The new Measles Outbreak Simulator Dashboard uses school vaccination data to project and estimate the size of a measles outbreak in individual Illinois schools.
With comics and video games, ‘Native Pop!’ exhibits shows Native American history is not ancient history
The exhibit at the Newberry Library has everything from “Star Wars” clips to Polaroid pictures, showing through pop culture how Native stories are still being created. “We’re still here”
‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ review: What if Don Draper had stayed in the suburbs after his divorce?
Jon Hamm plays a divorced guy in the suburbs who begins burgling his neighbors.
CPD striving for diversity on the force, but results depend on how new officers are counted
Chicago’s Human Resources department categorizes “race” and “ethnicity” separately, and there is some overlap among the groups as candidates include their demographic information.