Or should they trade their way to the top of the draft board? Considering that the current iteration of the Chicago Bears could use both quantity and quality, there’s no cut-and-dried answer for ...

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ESPN's Matt Miller suggested that the Bears could trade into the top-three again. The target, if the Bears do indeed make a move up the board, wouldn't be an offensive player. Instead, Chicago ...

The Tribune Editorial Board begins a series of mayoral endorsements ... Mayor since 2021, he once taught math at the University of Chicago and served as a member of the Illinois House and Senate ...

Governor JB Pritzker joined Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski, Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Jerry Costello, and local agriculture ...

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If the goal is simply to reach the playoffs, the Chicago Cubs have likely done enough ... For Cubs fans, the best answer would be to trade for an available ace, and a reporter for Cubs Insider ...

“That includes things members of the school board have said and also some within CTU leadership,” Goldenberg said, referring to Johnson’s former co-workers at the Chicago Teachers Union.

The bulk of these tariffs went into effect at midnight on Tuesday, March 4, sending U.S. markets into a dramatic sell-off. It's unclear which tariffs will last; Trump has since altered, paused or ...

The Chicago Sky acquired two-time All-Star guard Ariel Atkins from the Washington Mystics, who received Chicago's No. 3 pick in the 2025 WNBA draft, per an ESPN report on Sunday. The rebuilding ...

The Chicago White Sox have had some of their players get hurt this spring, with a few players they’ve signed this offseason going down with an injury. One of those players who signed with the ...

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