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“If I had to go a month without treatment, it would feel like a lost month. Psychologically, it was huge that I was able to continue,” says...

As health care providers prepared to administer second doses for the large, Phase 1b contingent of senior citizens and essential workers, th...

Illinois is diverting 97,000 unused doses of coronavirus vaccines away from a federal partnership with pharmacies that is overseeing vaccina...

The promo is pushed back to spring, the $500 fee is waived for restaurants, meals will be a tad pricier, and it will incorporate pick-up and...

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

With more than 1 million doses administered in Illinois as the state ramps up its second phase of COVID-19 vaccination the Tribune wants to...

Charges were pending against a woman who police said stabbed her ex-boyfriend, critically injuring him Tuesday night in the South Chicago ne...

Four people were taken into custody early Wednesday after being pulled over in a Lexus sedan that police said was stolen from a man digging...

A teenage girl who was one of the seven people shot Jan. 9 by a gunman later killed by Evanston police died Tuesday, officials said.

What a strange, universal experience the pandemic birthday has been, what a curious measure of this rare moment, even though “celebrate” mig...

How a fight over slot machines led Illinois Gaming Board investigators to probe video gambling kings Rick Heidner and Dan Fischer.

Stacey Abrams is a modern-day Martin Luther King Jr., Dahleen Glanton writes.

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CPS and CTU are under pressure to reach a deal by Wednesday to avoid another reopening delay -- or a strike.

Metra spokeswoman Meg Reile said Tuesday that it was snowing heavily at the time, and it is possible that the car had become stuck at the cr...

Authorities are continuing an investigation into the circumstances of the deaths of an Inverness couple, though the police chief said Tuesda...

Walgreens pharmacies in Illinois will soon receive an additional 39,300 doses of COVID-19 vaccines each week, through a federal program anno...

Teachers at Morton High School have filed an unfair labor practice charge against School District 201, the latest labor fight over COVID-19...

Reading Partners, a literacy program, compiled a list of 12 children's books to help families celebrate Black heritage and accomplishments e...

Alleged leader pleads guilty in a multimillion-dollar sports betting operation that feds say included the now-pardoned brother of Chicago Be...

Prosecutors in New York asked a federal judge Tuesday to bar indicted singer R. Kelly from keeping printed copies of sensitive evidence in h...

The city of Chicago is promoting a national website that will allow people to find and schedule COVID-19 vaccination appointments.

The CTA’s Purple and Red lines were experiencing delays Tuesday morning and streets were closed after debris from part of the Aragon Ballroo...

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