Roz’s return on ‘Night Court’ a ‘pleasant surprise’ for Chicago’s Marsha Warfield Comedian says stepping onto the set of the ’80s sitcom was ‘like going back to your prom when you’re in your 70s.’ Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 3, 2024
Bulls guard Zach LaVine might be ready to return Friday at United Center LaVine is scheduled for one more intense practice with the G League Windy City Bulls on Wednesday. As long as his injured right foot comes out of that with no setbacks, he might play Friday against the Hornets. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 3, 2024
Chicago abortion rights and LGBTQ+ advocates seek permit to march on day before Democratic National Convention The Democratic Party has failed to protect abortion and LGBTQ+ rights, the advocates claim. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
‘Bachelorette’ Rachel Lindsay’s husband, Bryan Abasolo, files for divorce He cited irreconcilable differences for the breakup and his filing in Los Angeles Superior Court says the pair separated on Dec. 31 after four years of marriage. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Travelers hoping to ring in the new year twice are left disappointed by United Airlines delay Holiday revelers set to see midnight in Guam and then again in Hawaii were delayed by six hours, missing their second celebration by 34 minutes. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Les McCann, innovative jazz musician, dies at 88 He was best known for “Compared to What,” a funky protest song on which he first teamed up with his future musical partner, saxophonist Eddie Harris. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Who’s that fool who dropped Illinois hoops from his Top 25 ballot? Fine, it was me Did I overestimate Terrence Shannon Jr.’s value and/or sell his teammates short? We’ll know better soon. Meanwhile, Illini fans are free to keep insulting me. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
After a trial lasting nearly 3 months, jury set to get case of brazen Gold Coast slaying of rapper FBG Duck Federal prosecutors have linked the rapper’s killing to a yearslong gang war between Duck’s Tookaville faction of the Gangster Disciples and the O Block set of the Black Disciples. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
‘Society of the Snow’ takes whole new look at 1972 Andes Mountains plane crash The Old Christians rugby team was traveling to Chile for a match when their plane crashed, stranding them in the mountains where they faced snow storms, avalanches and starvation, forcing them to eat the flesh of those who had died. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
The long-awaited FAFSA form for college aid is finally here. Here’s why you should hurry up and fill it out. The Department of Education soft-launched its simpler application for federal student aid that’s also supposed to help families get more money for college. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Witness recounts road rage shooting: ‘Don’t move or I’ll shoot,’ gun-wielding firefighter allegedly shouted Police say a firefighter shot a motorist who hit his car and attempted to flee on New Year’s Eve in Andersonville. The firefighter is in custody. The victim is in critical condition. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Some tips to building a healthier bowl of oatmeal The healthiest oatmeal is less about the type of oat and more about how you make it. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Pilsen couple become first Cook County newlyweds of 2024 They met waiting for a CTA bus headed for Navy Pier six years ago and beat out over 200 other couples to receive Cook County’s first marriage license of the new year. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Nikki Haley’s Civil War comment shows danger of whitewashing U.S. history The fact that Nikki Haley apparently didn’t know — or pretended not to know — that slavery is front and center in her home state’s declaration of secession in 1861 is alarming enough. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Frank Ryan, the last quarterback to lead the Browns to an NFL title, dies at 87 With Ryan and Hall of Fame running backs Jim Brown and Leroy Kelly, the Browns were a perennial power in the early to mid-1960s.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 1st-and-10: Justin Fields raises the stakes for Ryan Poles, No. 1 pick The No. 1 pick with a quarterback like Caleb Williams is usually a no-brainer. But Fields is arguably the best incumbent quarterback for a team with the top pick since Drew Brees with the Chargers in 2004, which makes it a little tricky for Poles — even if he’s right,…
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 No Shot Clock high school basketball podcast, Ep. 162: Reviewing the holiday tournaments Mike and Joe give their Two Takes from the busy week of basketball and look back at Pontiac, Proviso West, York and the Big Dipper.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Here’s a resolution for you Even if you don’t need to diet or exercise more, there’s still an important resolution you can make for 2024.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Former Red Stars No. 1 pick Tierna Davidson signs with Gotham FC “I feel so at peace remembering my time in Chicago as I take this next step in my career,” Davidson said.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Invite an elegant pistacchio pavlova to your next dinner party Meringues may seem intimidating to make, but they are, in fact, easy to prepare.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Man dead, one injured in Hickory Hills apartment fire The man was pronounced dead on the scene at 8701 S. 80th Court in Hickory Hills, fire officials said.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Chicago Board of Ed wants cops out of public schools this fall, principals told Removal of the “school resource officers” would align with Mayor Brandon’s Johnson’s vision, but detractors say local school councils should have final say on whether cops stay.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Holiday Tournament rewind: Highlights and observations from tournaments around the state Thoughts and notes from the busiest week of the basketball season.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Blackhawks’ Jarred Tinordi takes accountability for struggles: ‘That’s on me to correct’ After two poor performances for the Hawks in Dallas, including one that led to his benching, the veteran defenseman says he wants to be “part of the solution, not the problem.”
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 2, 2024 Yes, exercise — as well as diet — can lower cholesterol levels Exercise-boosted HDL levels, “act as a broom by sweeping LDL cholesterol away,” one expert says.