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Two of the Bears’ top four wide receivers practiced Monday, setting the table for them to play in the team’s season opener Sunday against the 49ers.

In the rollout of additional dwelling units, or ADUs, 83% are headed to Chicago’s North or Northwest sides with little activity in other areas.

The success of SEIU in organizing baristas in Chicago has led to the arduous task of negotiating first contracts in settings where worker turnover can be high.

“This is part of an overall culture of incitement and violence that is going on in our country with impunity, and with the incitement of our so-called leaders,” Rabbi Brant Rosen said at a rally outside the Second Unitarian Church on Sunday.

Steven Walsh’s film, “Southeast: a City Within a City,” explores the impact of the decline of the city’s steel mills on the people who lived nearby and worked in the mills.

Lincoln-Way East impresses, Brad Vierneisel dominates, quarterback injuries and Brother Rice’s first impressions

Millions of students, and their families, can breathe easier now because student loan relief went from a “fringe” idea to a reality. They can finally think about buying a home or starting a family or a business, pursuing a passion. And yes, they can get moving on changing the world.

As we build a stronger and more focused labor movement, it’s important we keep our foot on the gas.

The men were in an argument with another man in the 200 block of South Wabash Avenue when they were shot, police said.

The new generation of youthful activists are fighting for better wages and working conditions, but they’re also united in their common struggle for dignity and humane treatment on the job.

Askia Bullie and Tyler Randall are making a difference in multiple sports for the Warriors. On Saturday, they played starring roles as Westinghouse rolled by neighborhood rival Raby 44-6 to retain the Jackson Classic trophy.