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The school recorded its smallest increase in daily COVID-19 cases in about two weeks on Friday, with 15 testing positive for a total of 537 cases on campus.

Kyle Rittenhouse, who’s charged with murder in fatal shootings during this week’s unrest in Kenosha, will remain in Lake County in Illinois for another month after a judge allowed a delay in his extradition proceedings.

The father of slain Crystal Lake 5-year-old AJ Freud is in negotiations for a possible plea deal that would sidestep a trial, said lawyers during a brief Friday hearing on the case.

Many parents say they're happy to have the choice of in-person classes, but many teachers are worried.

The owner of Gifford's Kitchen was charged in U.S. District Court with fraudulently obtaining a $176,000 paycheck protection loan meant to keep businesses afloat during the pandemic even though she’d closed the restaurant weeks earlier and terminated all her employees.

The field of interior architecture, often overshadowed by sexy building design, could be a secret weapon for fighting the pandemic and getting the nation's office workplaces back to normal.

More than 1.1 million Illinois voters have requested a mail-in ballot for the Nov. 3 general election following a new state law aimed at enhancing vote-by-mail efforts in response to COVID-19 concerns, elections officials said Friday.

Remembrances of former Northwestern University President Arnold Weber, who died at 90 after being recently hospitalized for congestive lung failure.

There's still time for you to participate in Women's Restaurant Week.

Jacob Blake's father and uncle are participating in the March on Washington Friday afternoon.

As the nation’s attention is focused on scenes of protests over police brutality that have turned violent, or led to looting in Chicago, Republicans see an opportunity to leverage public safety as an issue they hope will help them overcome some negative attitudes toward President Donald Trump in the suburbs. As the RNC played out, recent unrest in Kenosha Wis., spawned by the police shooting of Jacob Blake became an issue between Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

The official COVID-19 death toll in Illinois may not account for at least 1,000 fatalities — and potentially far more — that could be attributable to the pandemic, according to a new Tribune analysis of federal data.

As food insecurity soars, dozens of small, grassroots initiatives have stepped up to tackle surging food insecurity in Chicago.

Kyle Rittenhouse, who’s charged with murder for fatal shootings during this week’s unrest Kenosha, will remain in Lake County for another month after a judge on Friday allowed a delay in his extradition proceedings.

A Cook County judge is to hear arguments Friday morning on whether to release a special prosecutor’s full findings from an investigation into State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s handling of the Jussie Smollett case.

President Donald Trump and members of the political party he has transformed into a cult spent much of the Republican National Convention violating the laws of time and fiercely criticizing the current administration of Joe Biden.

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.

llinois counties rush to finalize early voting sites amid looming election deadlines, COVID-19 concerns.

Chicago-based company wants more money from customers as its ComEd subsidiary pays $200 million fine connected to Springfield bribery scheme.

A new TrumPoem chronicling the presidency of Donald Trump, based, as always, on his own words and actions.

President Donald Trump accepted the Republican Party’s nomination for president on Thursday night, using an elaborate set on the South Lawn of the White House to warn of a radical takeover of America if Democrat Joe Biden is elected.

People march through downtown Evanston on Aug. 27, 2020, to call attention to the shooting of Jacob Blake by a police officer in Kenosha.

Lake County teenager Kyle Rittenhouse was charged with first-degree intentional homicide and a host of other charges.

The social media giant has taken down the Kenosha Guard’s page for violating its “dangerous organizations policy.”