Chicago Tribune

Good morning, Chicago. While the cable provider for much of Chicagoland has yet to come to an agreement to carry CHSN, the new station that replaced NBC Sports Chicago as the outlet for three of our legacy teams, the Tribune’s […]

Good morning, Chicago. Productions of “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical,” the Branden Jacobs-Jenkins play “Purpose” and Samuel D. Hunter’s “Little Bear Ridge Road” emerged triumphant at Monday night’s Joseph Jefferson Awards ceremony, held at the Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook

Good afternoon, Chicago. Helene, the powerful storm that crashed into Florida late Thursday as a Category 4 hurricane, will deliver a gloomy weekend of weather to Chicagoland. Chicago got its first taste of Helene last night when overcast skies moved

Good morning, Chicago. In your heart you knew it had to happen this way. The Chicago White Sox were not going to do the easy thing and break the modern-day record for losses at home, where thousands of fans showed

Good morning, Chicago. It was a festive night at Guaranteed Rate Field on Tuesday as the Chicago White Sox avoided the history books with a wild, 3-2 comeback win over the Los Angeles Angels. Many came to see the Sox break the

Good morning, Chicago. A small but focused crowd is expected tonight on the South Side to see if the Chicago White Sox can avoid making major-league history. Wearing black is optional. Rookie Jonathan Cannon, who has done a respectable job

A new era of Chicago Bears football began on April 25, 2024, when the Bears selected USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft. Now Williams is embarking on a crucial rookie season, trying to

Good morning, Chicago. From Project 2025 to Evangelicals for Harris, graduates and former faculty of Wheaton College are playing an outsize role in the upcoming presidential election, as American evangelicalism faces a crossroads over a potential second term for former

Regarding the op-ed “Devices that turn firearms into machine guns are threatening Chicagoans and our police” (Sept. 19): In calling for more regulation of devices that turn semi-automatic weapons into fully automated machine guns, Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling

I have to admit I agree with the editorial (“White Sox on cusp of historic record. Will home supporters get to see it?” Sept. 15) and Paul Sullivan’s column (“Past, present and future meld together on Sox’s road to infamy,”