Новости за 26.04.2018

Everywhere Loyola coach Porter Moser went lately, he heard the same thing.

The Bears might go on the clock Thursday night with an easy choice facing general manager Ryan Pace.

Chicago police are investigating whether former security guards at Holy Name Cathedral may have played a role in the theft of up to $100,000 from the historic church’s collection plate, according to preliminary information from police sources and the security company.

I've been watching Daryl Brooks for years at Chicago's Black Ensemble Theatre, growing steadily as a director. He was more than ready for some Tony Award-winning material. At Porchlight Music Theatre, he's finally been handed some: the musical "Memphis.”

Criticism regarding Jason Heyward’s reliance on his arms rather than his wrists has subsided thanks to a more fluid swing.

White House physician Ronny Jackson has grown frustrated with the nomination process to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs and has told colleagues he may remove his name from consideration, according to two White House officials with knowledge of his deliberations.

Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant did not start Wednesday night for the second consecutive game as he recovers from a beaning Sunday.

Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant did not start Wednesday night for the second consecutive game as he recovers from a beaning Sunday.

Their universities are preparing to square off for the first time, but Ohio State junior Sanil Thomas and King senior Jeff Sprayberry already know what it’s like to duke it out.

A woman in Spain has found unexpected fame on social media after many found she bore a striking resemblance to U.S. President Donald Trump.

A 31-year-old man wanted on a murder warrant in the fatal shooting of a party promoter and his cousin in January on the South Side has been arrested and held without bail, authorities said.

Wednesday was incendiary at the intersection of rap music and politics, when Tweets from Kanye West and Chance the Rapper raised quite a ruckus.

Democrats on Wednesday pulled the plug on efforts to override Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner’s veto of a bill to license gun shops, demonstrating the difficulties of passing gun control legislation in a state where attitudes break not only along political lines but also regional divides.

President Donald Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen on Wednesday told a federal judge that he would invoke his Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate himself in a lawsuit brought by adult entertainer Stormy Daniels.

Aaron Bummer can thank his great-grandparents for creating a surname that’s a dream for fans and headline writers.

Naperville-area middle schools are taking the tackle out of its interscholastic football program starting this fall.

Jarvion Franklin is set to graduate at 3 p.m. Saturday from Western Michigan.

The forecast Thursday night for the NFL draft is cloudy … with a chance of reign.

Pelicans practice is over. An intriguing matchup with the defending NBA champion Warriors begins Saturday. And New Orleans weather is cooperating enough that the voice on the other end of the phone is sitting poolside.

The Chicago Police Department has routinely failed to flag people whom it believes may be mentally unfit to legally carry a gun, raising concerns by the city’s watchdog that the department has missed out on a critical tool to remove guns from those who pose a threat to public safety, according...

Any day now, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, already Mayor Zorro as he seeks Hispanic votes with his sanctuary city policy, will don his cape and mask once again to unveil the controversial CityKey ID card.

The people of Illinois want fair legislative maps.

They want maps that are drawn by an independent body working on behalf of voters, not by politicians looking after themselves. They want maps that promote competitive elections instead of protecting incumbents.

They’ve said so, over and over again,...

Every year, millions of Americans troop to the post office for the mundane task of diverting their mail to a new address.

A 16-year-old boy shot in the Austin neighborhood Wednesday afternoon has died, officials said.

As his wife wept silently in the courtroom, a 52-year-old northwest suburban man was sentenced to 16 years in prison Wednesday for his 16th drunken driving conviction.