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Vucevic and teammate Patrick Beverley had a minor dustup late in the win over Detroit, with DeMar DeRozan having to step in and play peacemaker. A source told the Sun-Times, however, that Vucevic hasn’t been thrilled with the recent finger-pointing going on, and the tone in which it’s being…

Tracey McGhee is preparing to showcase her company, Ms. Jetsetter, at the largest trade show in the Midwest. She offers a women’s travel accessory line of toiletry bags, wristlets, travel kits, and more.

Jaylon Johnson, Darnell Mooney, Cole Kmet and Chase Claypool are all in position to seek new deals, and Poles must weigh the risk of another Roquan Smith situation.

‘There were a lot of kids because it happened in front of the school,’ said a witness who called 911. ‘And they go there to play. And we thought it was safe, so we would go and let them play there. But now it’s changed.’

This spring training is about laying the groundwork for a pairing the Cubs will lean on for years to come.

After three unsuccessful previous runs for public office, the former Chicago Public Schools chief takes his tough-on-crime message to the city’s mayoral runoff.

The role of interim U.S. attorney will fall to Morris Pasqual, the office’s first assistant U.S. attorney. A search is underway for a successor to Lausch.

Every one of the eight mayoral challengers vowed to fire Brown as their first order of business, including the two remaining candidates in the April 4 runoff, Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson.

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

The mayoral candidate said he wants to ensure that “our schools are fully supported and funded,” and Chicagoans have “reliable transportation, good-paying jobs, affordable housing” and can own their own homes.

Three of those runoffs would involve incumbents appointed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot over the last year.