Royals eye spoiler role in AL Central
Royals target division leaders to spoil AL Central title race.
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Royals target division leaders to spoil AL Central title race.
Chicago Finance Committee backs $201.6M tax increment subsidy for Foundry Park megaproject.
Over 7,000 Chicago hotel workers vote to strike after contracts expire.
Chicago startup FutureSports launches MLB futures contracts for fans to trade on team performance.
Great Lakes senators urge Trump to stop delaying $1.15 billion invasive carp barrier project.
Cubs' Alex Bregman avoids injured list after foul ball, could play before regular season ends.
Chicago names street after late hip-hop legend’s mother, Dr. Donda West.
UIC law professor Renee Hatcher to replace Chicago's corporation counsel.
Chicago rolls out new 911 dispatch system despite City Council pushback.
Blackhawks' new defenseman Bowen Byram shows swagger to handle pressure.
Bears QB Tyson Bagent placed in NFL concussion protocol after hitting twice.
Art Institute of Chicago returns 1913 Metzinger painting to Holocaust-looted family.
Chicago Shakespeare's 'Play On' blends Duke Ellington's jazz with Shakespearean romance for a vibrant musical feast.
Bill Quinlan sues to force three mayoral challengers to choose between running for reelection or mayor.
Residents of Chicago's La Villita neighborhood face uncertain futures after federal immigration operations.
Illinois governor creates AI oversight group to evaluate risks before they harm public safety.
Bears face Eagles game without Williams after concussion protocol.
West Side high school football rivals prepare for 108th clash at Simeon-Morgan Park.
Chicago City Council faces Sept 30 deadline to approve $2.53 billion Stonepeak Partners parking meters deal after 2008 privatization backlash.
Chicago gospel trio Gay Sisters, who performed with Mahalia Jackson and Sam Cooke, receive book spotlight.
Victor Henderson says school staff should never use corporal punishment.
Jordan Greenway's physicality and defensive skills boost Blackhawks' fourth line.
Kevin Korchinski seeks NHL validation after waiver exemption ends.
Chicago's new theater hosts a 1930s newsroom play about corruption and local history.