$25 million settlement in works for two men wrongfully convicted in 1993 slaying of IIT basketball player
Two men convicted in the slaying of a college basketball standout in Chicago 30 years ago are in line for a $25 million payout from the city... #press
Wilmette Park District announces new sustainability initiative
The Wilmette Park District announced a new sustainability initiative meant to guide a new chapter of green sustainable practices to address climate change on a local level and to act as stewards of green and park spaces. #press
Lo Rez Brewing to close in September after 7 years in Pilsen
Lo Rez Brewing is closing in September, with co-founder Dave Dahl chalking it up to a COVID-19 pandemic casualty. #press
Steve Chapman: Who deserves the credit for our surprisingly strong economy?
Presidents often have less effect on the economy than voters assume. But in this case, credit is due to Joe Biden and Donald Trump. #press
The Parkland school massacre will be reenacted, with gunfire, in lawsuit against sheriff’s deputy
Ballistics experts will fire up to 139 shots at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Friday during a reenactment of the 2018 Parkland massacre. #press
Knives are the key to your kitchen. Here’s how to take care of them
Knives are the backbone of any chef’s tool kit. Here's how you can take good care of them. #press
Round Lake’s Oscar Martinez won’t regret this decision. He and Libertyville-based FC 1974 make sure.
Round Lake’s Oscar Martinez switched club programs and helped Libertyville-based FC 1974 win another US Youth Soccer national title. #press
Taylor Swift announces additional Eras Tour dates — including 3 shows in Indianapolis — for Fall 2024
Taylor Swift will bring her stadium outing back to the United States and Canada in October and November ... not of this year, but in 2024. #press
Waukegan D60 board gets update on school security upgrades
Some efforts to make Waukegan’s public schools safer for students, teachers, administrators and staff will be clearly visible when classes begin Aug. 14, while other enhancements may be less noticeable. #press
Outdoor entertainment venue for concerts, movies and more to open at Spring Hill Mall in Carpentersville
An outdoor entertainment venue centered by a stage and enclosed by large-scale containers for food, drink and business vendor booths is going to be set up... #press
15 tech products you didn’t think you needed
With so many tech advancements, it's hard to know which tech products are worth it. We tested unsung tech products and curated the 15 best. Try them out! #press
With 36 runs total in consecutive games, it’s beginning to look like 1897 all over again for the Chicago Cubs offense
The Chicago Cubs turned the clock back to 1897 with two-game offensive outburst against the Cincinnati Reds. #press
Cody Bellinger’s ‘impressive’ MVP-level season is helping fuel the Chicago Cubs’ sudden surge in the NL Central
Cody Bellinger was named the National League player of the month for July after he became the seventh Chicago Cubs player to hit at least .400 with eight or more home runs in a calendar month. #press
Lollapalooza 2023: The must-see artists, best stages and all the entry details
Our selection of the best up-and-coming and established musicians to check out during Lollapalooza 2023 in Chicago. #press
Knives are the key to your kitchen. Here’s how to take care of them
Knives are the backbone of any chef’s tool kit. Here's how you can take good care of them. #press
Chicago Bears Q&A: Is Justin Fields more willing to take checkdowns? How much will starters play in preseason?
The Chicago Bears this week are in their second week of training camp practices at Halas Hall and dressed in pads for the first time. Brad Biggs answers your questions weekly in his... #press
Bud Light parent says US market share stabilizing after transgender promotion cost sales
Bud Light sales plunged amid a conservative backlash after the brand sent a commemorative can to transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney in early April. #press
Morton Grove continues plans to build new Metra train station to replace ‘embarrassment’
Morton Grove Village Board approved up to $50,000 to tear down the Metra train station and build an updated station. #press
Big Ten — up to 16 schools in 2024— having preliminary conversations about more expansion if Pac-12 crumbles
A group of Big Ten presidents has begun discussing the possibility of adding more West Coast schools to the conference if the Pac-12 continues to crumble. #press
Lo Rez Brewing to close in September after 7 years in Pilsen
Lo Rez Brewing is closing in September, with co-founder Dave Dahl chalking it up to a COVID-19 pandemic casualty. #press