Новости за 18.06.2024

BOSTON — Jayson Tatum put his hands behind his head, with TD Garden fans standing on their feet cheering around him, and took it all in.

LONDON — Actor Ian McKellen is expected to make a full recovery after he toppled off a London stage Monday during a fight scene and was hospitalized, a spokesperson said.

The Cubs’ 7-6 loss to the Giants on Monday followed a familiar script. It was so predictable that president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer practically laid out the inevitable ups and downs before the game.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is planning to announce a sweeping new policy Tuesday that would lift the threat of deportation for tens of thousands of people married to U.S. citizens, an aggressive election-year action on immigration that had been sought by many Democrats.

The late-July eighth-grade dance, otherwise known as the major-league trade deadline, might get buyers and sellers out of their seats sooner than the final three days.

Major League Baseball’s first update on All-Star Game voting made it clear that Cubs position players have a hill to climb.

Chicago Park District pools opened Monday, just in time to provide residents a respite from the oppressive heat.

This is getting deep, folks, so check the roles adopted by or bequeathed to the main actors.

The Chicago Transit Authority's Second Chance program should be an out-and-out victory for the troubled transit agency.

A bloody Father’s Day weekend in Chicago ended with at least 25 people shot in just five hours early Monday.

It's getting to the point where folks in Dolton are going to need a Venn diagram to keep track of the tangle of relationships and alleged corruption connected to the village's self-declared "supermayor" Tiffany Henyard.

Four West Side neighborhoods will see a boost in violence prevention programs targeted at people most at risk from gun violence, as a group of business leaders nears its ambitious goal of raising $100 million in private funding.

Chicago's watchdog agency has warned Mayor Brandon Johnson that efforts to root out extremism within the Chicago Police Department have "fallen short” of his campaign promise to fire officers with ties to the far-right.

A man was charged with causing the fire that killed a woman and injured a 12-year-old girl in Bridgeport early Saturday.

It has been stated in the Chicago Sun-Times that our newly elected alderperson in the 26th Ward, Jessie Fuentes, agrees with Mayor Brandon Johnson and wants to do away with Shotspotter because it has not reduced the violence in the city.

Mayor Brandon Johnson has finally named his own chief equity officer and begun moving forward with a $500,000 task force on reparations he announced last year.

"The Daily Show" has opened up ticketing for its August visit to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention.