Horoscope for Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023 After 1 a.m. Chicago time, there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Cancer. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
2 charged in shooting of Bedford Park police officer Raul Perez, 24, of Blue Island and Luis Gonzalez, 22, of Chicago, were arrested Sunday. They allegedly shot at police who tried to question them. One officer was hurt. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
FBI offers $1,000 reward for information on Loop bank robbery attempts The FBI is searching for a man wanted in multiple bank holdups in the Loop every three to four weeks since September. In one instance, he had a gun. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
Bulls humiliated again, and this time coach Billy Donovan falls on sword The season continued slipping away Tuesday — and in embarrassing fashion. The Celtics ran up the score on the Bulls in a 124-97 victory. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
Brendan Savage watches Hinsdale South win home opener, hopes to play Friday There was a fairly large student section on hand for an early-season, weeknight game. About half of the students were wearing shirts that read “We want Savage.” Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
‘Fire incident’ on Sunday shuts down city office at Northerly Island Visitor Center ‘until further notice’ A fire occurred about 5 a.m. Sunday on the first floor of a two-story building at 1521 S. Linn White Drive, the Chicago Fire Department said. No one was reported hurt. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
Blackhawks beat Kraken after acquiring Anthony Beauvillier from Canucks The Hawks got some much-needed depth scoring in their 4-3 victory Tuesday against Seattle, but Beauvillier’s addition should help supplement the shorthanded forward group moving forward. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
‘Bookie’: Sports betting savvy gives Maniscalco’s funny series its edge Comedian plays an old-school bookmaker on fast-paced Max show. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
15-year-old boy charged in armed robberies on West and South Sides The teen was arrested Monday in the 5300 block of West Potomac Avenue and charged with 11 counts of armed robbery with a firearm, Chicago police said. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 29, 2023
Tuesday’s high school basketball scores All the scores from around the area. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023
Chicago’s Asador Bastian, Warlord included on Esquire’s best new restaurants list A luxurious Basque-inspired steakhouse specializing in decadent cuts of beef and a “loud” late-night dining destination are among this year’s best, according to the magazine. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023
Boy, 16, shot, wounded walking to school in North Lawndale A teen was walking with a friend on Monday morning through Douglass Park when someone in a black Ford Explorer opened fire, police said. He’s in good condition. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023
Chicago CRED receives ‘transformational’ $21 million grant from Sue Ling Gin Foundation to fight gun violence The violence reduction organization, founded by former U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan will use the funds to expand its work on the South and West sides. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023
As O’Hare expansion price tag climbs, airport’s two biggest carriers want project scaled back – or grounded United and American airlines are slated to share a new “global terminal” handling both domestic and international flights — a project funded in part by airlines. But now both carriers want Mayor Brandon Johnson to alter those plans. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Flurry of league games — starting with No. 1 Purdue at Northwestern — just what Big Ten needs Outside of the Boilermakers, the Big Ten has had an almost nightmarish performance in non-conference play. Might as well start playing one another, then.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Oakland lands baseball’s B team The independent Oakland B’s (short for Ballers) hope to keep baseball alive in the city long after the major-league A’s move to Las Vegas.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Charlie Munger, Warren Buffet’s sidekick at Berkshire Hathaway, dies at 99 Munger served as Buffett’s sounding board on investments and business decisions and helped lead Berkshire for more than five decades and served as its longtime vice chairman.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Improved Bears defense ‘gonna be something to watch’ With newly acquired defensive end Montez Sweat fueling a much-improved pass rush, the Bears’ defense has seven takeaways in the last two games, after getting just nine in the first 10 games. “I like where our defense is right now in a lot of ways,” coach Matt Eberflus said.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 No longer a traveling troupe, American Blues Theater unveils its first permanent home The theater company held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday for its new home at 5627 N. Lincoln Ave.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Chicago wrongly limited affordable housing with aldermanic prerogative, HUD says Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration is being asked to enter talks for an “informal resolution” of an almost five-year civil rights investigation by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Push back against the world’s woes There’s a lot happening. Donating to the Chicago Sun-Times helps ensure you’ll always know what’s going on.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Upon Further Review: Analyzing Bears QB Justin Fields’ ups and downs Coach Matt Eberflus had just given out game balls to the entire team when Fields asked for a moment to address the Bears in the locker room Monday night.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Chicago fishing: Ice in the Northwoods and perch on the lakefront Ice fishing finally getting underway in the Northwoods (maybe closer to home) and the continuation of perch fishing on southern Lake Michigan lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 Chicago’s winter overnight parking ban returns Friday The ban will affect main roads from 3 to 7 a.m. until April 1.
Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023 When it comes to enjoying the outdoors, Black and low-income families get left out Like pollution and climate change, inadequate access to nature is not a crisis shouldered equally, Ben Jealous writes.