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Theater A new take on Shakespeare’s raucous comedy, “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” reveals there is much more to the charming English hamlet than meets the eye as Mistress Page (Ora Jones) and Mistress Ford (Issy van Randwyck) find themselves the romantic targets of lovable rogue John Falstaff (Jason
A longtime pal of ex-Mayor Eric Adams who ran one of the nightlife mayor’s favorite haunts was indicted Wednesday in an alleged scheme to submit tens of millions of dollars of bogus no-fault car insurance claims. Zhan “Johnny” Petrosyants, 44, was taken into custody late Tuesday an
Mayor Brandon Johnson and Chicago Housing Authority Board Chair Matthew Brewer’s fight over the future of the city's housing agency escalated Wednesday when Johnson said he removed Brewer from his board chair role, while Brewer said he isn’t going anywhere. The CHA board recently voted 7-2 to approv
A DePaul University student was charged with spitting on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent working at O’Hare Airport amid a partial government shutdown prompted by calls to reform ICE. Brett Heier, 20, "intentionally and forcefully" spat on the agent Sunday evening while leaving Terminal
A 61-year-old Bacliff man is facing charges for his alleged connection with two murders that are part of a decades-old case in the Houston area.
A 61-year-old Bacliff man is facing charges for his alleged connection with two murders that are part of a decades-old case in the Houston area.
Ricardo Jiménez siente que se está volviendo loco. El líder de iniciativas de salud pública en el Centro Cultural Puertorriqueño de Chicago está intentando desesperadamente encontrar la manera de mantener a flote sus programas de prevención del VIH. Pero en medio de recortes de financiamiento y una
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball is bringing back "This Week in Baseball" by giving it a digital flair. The iconic series will be revived on Major League Baseball's X account, as well as @XOriginals, every Friday at 11 a.m. Chicago time and will run through the postseason. "This Week in Baseball" de
File photo of Maimonides Medical Center in Borough Park, Brooklyn. The parties are still working to get final approval for the deal, which has faced pushback from the Orthodox Jewish community. [ more › ]
Today: We discuss tonight’s scheduled launch for the Artemis II mission, Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare discusses the recent breakthrough in the “Lovers Lane” cold case, we learn about the Friendship Basketball Association, and more.
Today: We discuss tonight’s scheduled launch for the Artemis II mission, Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare discusses the recent breakthrough in the “Lovers Lane” cold case, we learn about the Friendship Basketball Association, and more.
PHOENIX — It’s unlikely the Bears will be selected to play in an international game this season, because while the NFL hasn’t announced all the matchups, it hasn’t approached them about it. "Typically the league will feel you out on a particular destination [by now], and we haven't heard anything,”
The weekend death of a man who was assaulted in Avondale in March was ruled a homicide on Wednesday, officials said. Alexander C. Kazanowski, 25, was found unresponsive on the ground with head injuries about 3:20 a.m. on March 24, Chicago police said. Kazanowski was taken to Advocate Illinois Masoni
Blackhawks coach Jeff Blashill has compared Anton Frondell to Jonathan Toews twice in two days. That's a premature comparison, probably influenced by Toews visiting Tuesday. But it's high praise nonetheless. Blashill clearly isn't worried about keeping expectations low around his Swedish rookie. Fro
Diesel-powered refrigeration units that have long spewed toxins into neighborhoods with some of the country’s highest rates of respiratory ailments are being phased out at the Hunts Point Produce Market. Officials on Wednesday unveiled the first 20 electric-hybrid transport refrigeration units that
Patrick Finley and Jason Lieser analyze the Bears' latest stadium news — or lack thereof — from the NFL annual meetings. New episodes of “Halas Intrigue” will be published regularly with accompanying stories collected on the podcast’s hub page. You can also listen to “Halas Intrigue” wherever you ge
Raymond Elders, 65, was arrested early Monday and charged with lighting off pipe bombs in his White Plains neighborhood. Raymond Elders, 65, was allegedly found with black and blue stains on his hands, holding a lighter. [ more › ]
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter will take the stage July 19, with Chicago rock band Ratboys opening. Presale tickets are live, and regular tickets go on sale Friday.
Camelot Funeral Home in Mount Vernon, as seen on Google Street View. Prosecutors say Michael Naughton stole thousands from grieving families while operating without a license and leaving bodies in unsafe conditions. [ more › ]
MIAMI — El volumen de porras ensordecedoras dentro del cavernoso loanDepot Park esta semana ha desmentido los modestos tamaños de público en Miami e incluso al equipo que recibe esas ovaciones. Sólo había 6,515 aficionados reunidos para ver a Miguel Vargas caminar hacia el plato con las bases llenas
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