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Homeless after a foreclosure, they’re a bad influence on their daughter’s children and won’t take the hint that it’s time to go.

Some say a cease-fire amounts to letting Hamas win. That might be true if “cease-fire” meant a unilateral, unconditional laying-down of arms by Israel and nothing more, write state Reps. Kelly Cassidy and Will Guzzardi. But a cease-fire involves negotiations among both parties.

The cause of peace and an end to the war in Gaza is a serious, righteous and good one, at its core. But misguided and arguably ineffective stunts like shutting down bridges and snarling traffic don’t do anything to win people over.

The folks in Little Village on the Southwest Side have put up with the stench from Collateral Channel for years. The EPA has to order a clean-up, and it’s less about who does it than when it gets done.

The popularity of shopping online and remote work influenced the year’s biggest scams, according to the Better Business Bureau.

Funny bits are few among the talking teddy bear’s raunchy but predictable hijinks on Peacock show.

The new moon is in Capricorn. Avoid shopping or important decisions from 8:15 to 9:15 p.m. Chicago time. After that, the moon moves from Capricorn into Aquarius.

It hasn’t been an instant takeover for LaVine since he has returned from a foot injury. Instead, he slowly has eased his way back into a flow.

The Dolphins’ talented young players found a way on Wednesday, holding off a veteran Westinghouse squad to clinch an important 67-65 win at home in Red-North/West play.

So what’s next now that the Bears have made their coaching decisions?

TSA officers stopped 72 handguns from making it through security checkpoints at O’Hare Airport, and 50 firearms were seized at Midway Airport.