Four games left, three things the Sky still have to settle
The Sky are out of the playoffs, but the last four games decide a coach's job, two rookies' futures, and whether the young core is real.
The latest from Chicago, Illinois, from the newsrooms that cover it, in one-minute summaries.
The Sky are out of the playoffs, but the last four games decide a coach's job, two rookies' futures, and whether the young core is real.
The Robbins native turned a Chicago exercise festival into a room full of people learning to feel better, not look smaller.
Tyler Plantz was 4-0 and ranked No. 1 in Class 5A when his president asked him to resign. He said no, and got fired anyway.
A two-vehicle wreck at 55th Street shut the Dan Ryan's northbound express lanes through the Monday morning rush.
The Bears hung 59 on Carolina, and their coach used the moment to say the quiet ambitions out loud.
Three friends lost their business license one day before the grand opening, so they put the art on the sidewalk and kept going.
Chicago Exhibition Week opens more than 50 galleries this week, and the best shows run all the way into winter.
The White Sox head to Cleveland with the AL Central lead shaved to a half-game and the whole year riding on three nights at Progressive Field.
Chicago opened the season by hanging 59 on Carolina, and the podcast asks whether the defense can survive that kind of shootout.
Two crushed balls died in outfielders' gloves, and the Cubs' offense went quiet at the worst point of a wild-card race.
A Sunday afternoon dispute on East 77th Street left a man shot in the stomach and in serious condition.
Two days after signing a $33.75 million extension, D'Andre Swift had the kind of game that makes the check look cheap.
Ben Johnson's locker room cheer returns after the Bears hang 59 on Carolina in the opener.
A year after immigration raids cast a shadow over the parade, Chicago's Mexican Independence Day celebration went for the full 400,000.
David Sandlin was perfect into the sixth, and the White Sox still found a way to lose the rubber match.
Two cars pulled up on North Christiana Avenue at midday Sunday, and gunmen got out firing.
A record-setting opener, an MVP-caliber Caleb Williams, and one fourth-down gamble that should have cost them.
Loyola survives the game everyone circled, and the Week 5 Super 25 rewards a loss while punishing two winners.
A top-five Illinois team was rolling at 5-0 when Providence Catholic let its head coach go, and nobody is saying why.
A Cubs reliever says he's back to himself, but the ERA, the strikeouts and the save count all tell a different story.
A 29-year-old was pushed from a moving CTA train on Labor Day. A week later, a 15-year-old girl is charged with his murder.
Chicago scored a franchise record in Week 1, and the only real story is how badly the defense played.
Sixteen years after the millennial breakup anthem, Robyn returned to the United Center with a new album, a new life and a glitter storm.
A postal worker stepped out for one delivery in the Loop, and someone drove off with the truck.