Новости за 20.04.2018

Jake Arrieta, the starting pitcher the Cubs used to pay, just struck out 10 while allowing only one hit in seven innings.

A 2-year-old boy was struck and killed by a van as he crossed a street with his aunt in West Englewood on the South Side Thursday evening, according to Chicago police.

Actress Natalie Portman, this year's recipient of a prize dubbed the "Jewish Nobel," has pulled out of the June awards ceremony in Israel because of extreme distress over recent events in the country, the Genesis Prize Foundation said. The foundation said it was informed by Portman's representative...

When team officials gave the first slideshow presentation of the Wrigley Field renovation plans at the 2013 Cubs Convention, the renderings seemed almost surreal.

As the NFL draft nears, we’re taking a 10-day, position-by-position look at what’s out there and what the Bears need. Here’s our assessment of inside linebackers.

Two Florida sheriff's deputies were shot and killed while eating in a restaurant Thursday afternoon by an attacker found dead outside shortly after, police said.

Eddie Butler put Steve Cishek in a bind Thursday that finally ended an impressive streak while putting some small stress on the Cubs’ bullpen entering their three-game weekend series at Colorado.

A man told his girlfriend on the phone that he was being followed by a black Dodge Charger shortly before he was shot to death Thursday evening on a dark, dead-end street on the Far South Side, according to police and a family member.

The Bears will kick off the 2018 season against the rival Packers in prime time on Sunday, Sept. 9.

The Bears will kick off the 2018 season against the rival Packers in prime time on Sunday, Sept. 9.

If we all want retail to continue to be a part of our urban aesthetic landscape, we had better start buying things in shops.

A woman was sexually assaulted on the platform of the Brown Line’s Francisco station Thursday night, according to Chicago police.

Time to free up your fall Sundays. And a Monday night. And to make your Thanksgiving Day plans. The NFL released the regular-season schedule Thursday night, offering new coach Matt Nagy and the Bears a detailed look at their path through the 2018 season.

Today's Birthday (04/20/18). You and a partner get in sync this year. Craft plans, dreams and visions together. Review and revise career goals. Launch writing and publishing projects this summer, before home additions charm your family. Strategize for winter classes and adventures. Together you...

More than eight months after two European developers unveiled a project to build 20,000 homes on Chicago’s south lakefront, the prospects of the ambitious project are in question.

More than eight months after two European developers unveiled a project to build 20,000 homes on Chicago’s south lakefront, the prospects of the ambitious project are in question.

Moments after Neal Sales-Griffin sat down in the living room of the 600-square-foot, soft-lit Kenwood apartment where he spent much of his childhood — “my mama’s house,” he calls it — the memories come rushing back.

It seemed like a killer idea: combat sexist harassment in online video games by unleashing hit squads of talented female players to slay the bullies.

As a teenager, Elias Oseni didn’t tell people he was gay: not at home or at school, and certainly not at the close-knit Romeoville church he attended with his mother.

It seemed like a killer idea: combat sexist harassment in online video games by unleashing hit squads of talented female players to slay the bullies.

Japan has come up with a great idea that could ruin politics forever:

Robot mayors.

And Chicago, a city where mayors have historically ruled with iron fists, might benefit from leaders who are driven by cold logic — rather than ambition and lust for power.

A strong robot mayoral candidate might...

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Big Bend Drive, once a serene, secluded cluster of homes hugging the banks of the Des Plaines River, was a hive of hauling, digging, shoveling and excavation on a recent spring day. A bulldozer churned down the middle of the block, flinging a splatter of mud. A crew loaded chunks of concrete into...

3030 W. Cortland St. in Chicago: $1,000,000

Listed on April 5, 2018

Originally built in 1920 as a neighborhood church, this home has been converted into a single-family residence. The space features an open floor plan with custom features, such as the 25-foot vaulted ceilings, steel handrails that were...