Report: Ex-White Sox Trainer Files Lawsuit Against Team, GM Brian Ball is claiming unlawful termination because of his sexual orientation, age and disability. Sports Illustrated · May 11, 2022
Plea from families of gun violence victims: ‘Please do more’ to solve killings “We want people to put their guns down. We need these criminals to suffer consequences,” one victim’s relative said at a rally Tuesday. Chicago Sun-Times · May 11, 2022
No one should die because they ride a bike to get around The hazardous biking conditions on Milwaukee Avenue illustrate a much larger problem: the lack of an overall safe bike network. Ten years ago, the city created a plan to remedy this, but many of the goals have not been realized. Chicago Sun-Times · May 11, 2022
Cicero father of four facing deportation pleads for relief to stay in the country Chicago immigration advocates Tuesday rallied around Octaviano Ortiz and his family as he faces a looming deadline to leave the country after an appeal on his deportation order was recently denied. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Rose the piping plover still nowhere to be found Monty has been in Chicago for awhile, but former nesting mate Rose hasn’t arrived. Still, “we aren’t going to make any assumptions at the moment,” said Armand Cann, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Afternoon Edition: May 10, 2022 Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Rainbow Cone shines up north, too The treat once exclusive to Beverly continues its march across the Chicago area, opening a Skokie branch Wednesday. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Fewer people shot, killed in city this year — but summer looms The mayor and other city officials have attributed this year’s downtick in violence to an initiative that has flooded 15 communities with new resources. Crime experts say that’s premature. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Crime on public transit is a social crisis If we do not act, I am worried our city will become a place where political corruption, social instability, inequality and governmental incompetence lead to privatization of the most basic public services. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Young’s Dalen Davis raises his stock with strong showings during NCAA evaluation periods Physically, mentally and productively, the junior from Young is playing the best basketball of his career. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Rep. Mike Quigley endorses Alexi Giannoulias in heated Democratic primary for secretary of state Quigley’s endorsement is the ninth Giannoulias has received from a current or former Democratic member of the U.S House or Senate. Chicago Sun-Times · May 10, 2022
Dana Evans was a highlight of the Sky’s season opener Evans opened the season with a career-high 24 points, scoring 17 of them on 7-for-8 shooting in the third quarter of Friday’s loss to the Los Angeles Sparks. Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022
Don’t rush casino deal, city officials warned Ald. Brendan Reilly, who opposes the River West site, warned colleagues that “the last time we were given less than two weeks to vet and approve a deal it blew up in our faces — and it was called the parking meter deal.” Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022
GOP gubernatorial hopeful Irvin takes reporters questions, but doesn’t answer most of them Democrats and GOP primary rivals have accused Irvin of hiding. His campaign counters that he’s busy running Aurora, the second largest city in the state. On Monday, Irvin was indeed prepared to field reporters’ questions, if not necessarily answer all of them. Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022
Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022 Cook County program providing legal help for immigrants starts taking cases In Chicago, there are more than 110,000 pending cases in immigration court, including more than 56,000 cases where people aren’t represented by an attorney, according to a data analysis from Syracuse University.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022 Killing of 15-year-old tests a justice system strained by more arrests, fewer resources The murder of Michael Brown has once again confronted Chicago with kids killing kids, and the problem of meting out justice to juveniles while keeping the streets safe.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022 Preservationist places faith in plan for State Street buildings A proposal to revive the buildings adjacent to the federal complex is being developed, with hope that it will satisfy concerns about safety.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022 Luis Gutierrez, Chuy Garcia endorsement divide in new Illinois Hispanic congressional district The Sun-Times has learned that ex-Rep. Luis Gutierrez and Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza on Monday will endorse the Democratic primary bid of Ald. Gil Villegas.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 9, 2022 Gov. Pritzker hosts President Biden at Chicago DNC fundraiser: Top ticket $365,000 The Wednesday fundraiser hosted by Gov. J.B. Pritzker is Biden’s first in-person Democratic National Committee event in Chicago with the governor.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 8, 2022 Mothers of missing children mark ‘heartbreaking’ holiday by calling for help with stalled investigations “I would like to say Happy Mother’s Day to her if she’s watching this,” the mother of missing postal worker Kierra Coles told her daughter Sunday. “But for the most part, I would like the police to step up and do more in Kierra’s investigation.”
Chicago Sun-Times · May 8, 2022 Don’t let the door hit you in the ... Boeing is not the kind of company we want to keep.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 8, 2022 Offensive coordinator Luke Getsy: There’s ‘no one that cares more’ than Justin Fields The faster Fields can climb, the better — both for him and for Getsy.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 8, 2022 Chicago artist Hebru Brantley’s first statue inspires ‘wonderment’ outside children’s museum at Navy Pier The 16-foot statue “The Great Debate” was dedicated Saturday. The museum also will have a newly renovated art studio Brantley designed to give young people space to be creative.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 7, 2022 Chicago protesters flood downtown in support of abortion rights with Roe v. Wade in the balance More than 1,000 demonstrators, including Gov. J.B. Pritzker, gathered in downtown Chicago Saturday to rally for abortion rights.
Chicago Sun-Times · May 7, 2022 Polling Place: Did the Sky’s championship raise your interest in following the team? We also asked about watching the Kentucky Derby and attending Cubs and White Sox games in the cold.