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Things we’ve learned about COVID-19 a year into pandemic.

Maybe Meghan Markle knows now that racial ambiguity doesn't exist in the real world, Dahleen Glanton writes.

Half of Illinois residents age 65 and over have now received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, state public health officials rep...

Unusually warm days may be short-lived in Chicago, with gusty winds, scattered showers and a cold front moving in by Friday.

Families have gone through major shakeups in their routines during the pandemic. Therapists share ideas on how adults and children can cope.

Judge warns ‘Dreadhead Cowboy’ over claims he was riding horses and swore at a prosecutor.

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

Chicago police are investigating two shootings, one Monday afternoon and the other early Tuesday that each left a teenager injured, among at...

The United Center mass vaccination site opened Tuesday morning after a one-hour delay in starting appointments led to more than a hundred pe...

Target is looking for space on the Magnificent Mile, and that could include taking over part of the massive store Macy’s is set to vacate in...

Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.

"We’re hoping we can start doing almost everything we would in a normal year," one suburban official said.

Even with the coronavirus pandemic making for far fewer drivers on the roads a new report found a stretch of the Eisenhower Expressway as th...

The old Carson Pirie Scott store at 970 N. Lake St. may house several more vaccination clinics in the future, according to Aurora officials...

A group of Black state lawmakers praised Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday for signing legislation aimed at addressing racial inequities in educa...

Former House Speaker Michael Madigan won a federal appeals court decision Monday in which a 2016 Democratic primary challenger for his South...

A day before the mass vaccination site at the United Center is set to open, Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday defended a last-minute policy shi...

The six books are: “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street,” “If I Ran the Zoo,” “McElligot’s Pool,” “On Beyond Zebra!” “Scrambled Eg...

The state has expanded vaccine eligibility to those with certain underlying health conditions. But in Chicago, and much of the surrounding a...

Gurnee police allege that Davis and a 16-year-old lit a fire in a bathroom at the shopping center at 6170 Grand Avenue on Feb. 6. Police rec...

Activists Miguel Blancarte Jr. and Alonso Zaragoza will join Dr. Geraldine Luna and Tribune reporter Laura Rodriguez Presa for a discussion...

The sister, who shares a 3-year-old with Smith, came out of the bedroom and attempted to stop the attack, according to the documents. The...

New CDC guidelines for fully vaccinated Americans overlook the needs of anti-social comfort enthusiasts. As COVID-19 vaccinations surge, wor...

It is progress when we examine our works of art, our statues and our school names through more than one lens. More lenses get us closer to t...

Spring break is usually a popular time for college campus visits — here are options at 6 regional universities amid the pandemic