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The Bears and Cubs have bristled at the word “rebuild.” The Sox didn’t have a problem with the word, but they certainly didn’t use it to promote the team. That’s not the case with the Hawks.

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

The cast of ‘Love Is Blind’ season two have gone through manys ups and downs since cameras stopped rolling

If you look closely there has been success and positive strides made in Tony Stubblefield’s 18 months on the job.

The building’s owner had the mural featuring the image of Ye altered to remove the likeness of the rapper.

CHICAGO — A potential showdown is looming in Chicago's Fulton Market area over the arrival of 10 winterized tents for unhoused individuals living under nearby Metra tracks, as the city quickly gave the tent dwellers notice that the shelters must be removed by the morning of Nov. 3 for “off-street…

As the Bears prepare to face the Cowboys, here's what Chicago's offense needs to do to succeed against the Dallas defense in Week 8.

The 7-year-old was killed inside a Humboldt Park home, a 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in Greater Grand Crossing on the South Side.

The Bears now has seven draft picks in the 2023 NFL draft. Here's an updated look at Chicago's picks by round:

Newly released autopsy results show the primary cause of death for all three women was “environmental heat exposure due to hot residential building during heat-related weather event.”

Supporters say the amendment will enshrine collective bargaining rights as fundamental Illinois law and help workers bargain for measures that affect public safety. Detractors call it a power grab by organized labor that will raise the cost of government and, therefore, property taxes.