Chicago Tribune

Executioners likened the process of dying by lethal injection to falling asleep, but their tranquil accounts are at odds with reports by med...

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

Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday will propose rolling back several tax policies he agreed to in 2019 to win Republican support for his infras...

Snowfall from the storm that blew in Sunday night may have varied from neighborhood to neighborhood, but the totals were staggering

A 68-year-old man was killed when he was hit by a stray bullet while driving in the Bridgeport neighborhood on Tuesday evening, Chicago poli...

An Aurora man is accused of forcing a person out of a vehicle on the city’s near East Side Sunday afternoon and then driving off, Aurora pol...

Our guide to surviving the past weekends snow, including latest weather news, tips for shoveling and suggestions on what to watch and eat.

By the time the coronavirus pandemic is over, millions of Americans will have a story of the day they got the vaccine, and they’ll want to t...

This year’s especially snowy winter is weighing on Chicagoans’ hearts, spirits and shoulders. But most of all, it’s weighing on their roofs.

Two South Side buildings partially collapsed on Tuesday morning, officials said, marking the sixth and seventh buildings in the Chicago area...

Welcome to The Spin, the Chicago Tribune's politics newsletter.

Temperatures are expected to return to seasonal norms in the 30s with possibly a 40-degree high by Feb. 24.

The Presidents Day blizzard that dumped more than a foot and half of snow on large parts of the Chicago area also marked a record ninth stra...

Religious leaders from Catholic, Jewish and Lutheran schools in Chicago and suburban Cook County are joining forces beginning this week to p...

“I’m proud of them. A lot of medics go through their entire career and never experience a birth,” Wilkening said.

Lake County Judge Patricia Fix ruled that George Bryce could not substantially appreciate the criminality of his acts in July 2019 when he a...

A gas line fire in Highland Park Monday night left dozens without heat and power as a snowstorm rolled through the area.

Severe cold and heavy snow will likely contribute to lower COVID-19 vaccinations in Illinois “over the next several days,” state officials w...

Marriott Chief Executive Arne Sorenson, who grew the company into the world’s largest hotel chain and steered it through a global pandemic t...

More than a hundred vaccine sites in Chicago didn’t get their shipments Tuesday following a heavy snowstorm overnight, the city’s public hea...

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

Blue Line service was disrupted Tuesday morning as Chicago police investigated a death on the tracks at the Pulaski station.

Snowplows barreled along Chicago-area roads and the CTA, Metra and Pace struggled to get service moving Tuesday morning as parts of northern...

Pandemic-era high school students upended

A powerful snowstorm left parts of Chicago with almost 18 inches of snow by 6 a.m., with 10.5 inches falling in just 6 hours, snarling roads...