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Welcome to the weekly Bear Download podcast with Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer. Listen below or subscribe and listen on iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play Welcome back. Listen to Rich's exclusive interview with Mitch Trubisky and what the Bears QB had to say about the new offense (2:10 mark), why...

Glenbrook High Schools District 225 will expand security at Glenbrook North and Glenbrook South high schools beginning April 2.

Wouldn’t it be rich if Harvey Weinstein hastened the demise of the nondisclosure agreement, the very tool that allowed his serial abuse to remain cloaked in secrecy for decades?

The brother of the 19-year-old who confessed to gunning down 17 people at a Florida high school woke up in jail Tuesday following his arrest for trespassing on the campus.

Two brothers and a woman from Chicago were ejected from their car early Tuesday when it rolled over on an Interstate 65 exit ramp, according to state police.

They crossed paths at a Michigan Avenue eatery, but by the time it was over, a 13-year-old Chicago girl says, she convinced student activist and gun control advocate Emma Gonzalez to help with a local project.

A Wadsworth man has been charged with criminal sexual abuse following a March 9 incident in Lake Forest, police said.

It’s a busy month for those who have a close, personal relationship with their Netflix accounts. Whether you’re looking forward to the next installment of David Letterman’s interview show (with Jay-Z!) or you’ve just been dying to see “The Boss Baby” turned into a TV show, April is your time.

Over continuing objections from neighbors on Fremont Avenue, including one who this week threatened a lawsuit against the city, a majority of Elmhurst aldermen Monday approved a nursing home’s plan to expand its Lake Street facility onto Fremont.

Singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge will co-headline the opening night of Naperville Ribfest.

Twice a year, during the spring and fall equinoxes, the rising and setting sun lines up with Chicago's east-west street grid, creating spectacular photo opportunities as the sun is framed within Chicago's skyline. Early risers and those out and about before sunset will be able to see the phenomenon,...

The Tribune's Food & Dining team is on the hunt for Chicago's best fried food. Why? Why not, we ask. From shatteringly crisp chicken (everyone's favorite) to crunchy, plump curlicues of shrimp, we're seeking out the city's best fried foods.  Check back every day in March for a new dish to add to...

Cook County has won a $9 million jury verdict against an insurance company whose alleged screw-ups cost the county millions in a massive federal lawsuit over jail strip searches.

The White Sox reassigned right-hander Michael Kopech and outfielder Jacob May to minor-league camp Tuesday.

Groggy folks flipping to ESPN to watch “SportsCenter” on April 2 might wonder if someone spiked their coffee.

In the wake of February's Florida school shooting, New Trier High School District 203 is updating security policies and procedures, including beefing up entryway buzzer systems and installing shatter resistant material on interior windows, district administrators say.

The University of Chicago's Booth School of Business has tied for first place in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of the country’s best full-time master's degree programs in business administration.

A former Chicago-area attorney charged with his wife’s murder more than four decades after her death is the subject of an Investigation Discovery special scheduled to air Sunday.

Call him Sir Ringo now, or Sir Richard to be more precise. Either way, it's a fitting honor for the former Beatles drummer, who has waited decades for the recognition.

A teenager wounded a girl and a boy inside his Maryland high school Tuesday before an armed school resource officer was able to intervene, and each of them fired one more round as the shooter was fatally wounded, a sheriff said.

Despite near universal acclaim for the all-new 2018 Honda Accord, sales are down big time. Vehicle sales overall are off 2.8 percent so far this year, but the Accord's market share is down far more, at 11.7 percent.

A Northfield woman who says she's been voluntarily uprooting invasive buckthorn bushes and trees from a section of Cook County land near the Edens Expressway needs to get permission from the county before she continues to do so, a village official says.

A Bermuda bar owner says a Pennsylvania student did not appear to be drunk before he disappeared. Mark Dombroski, 19, was found dead Monday at the base of a colonial-era fort in a park on the island territory.

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Amazon.com has looked at the possibility of expanding its retail footprint by acquiring some locations from bankrupt Toys R Us, according to people with knowledge of the situation.