The city continues to receive pushback from residents as several data center developments are proposed for the area.

Chicago-based chefs stepped back into the arena for Season 7 of Guy Fieri’s hit series “Tournament of Champions,” which premieres March 1.

A History of the City News Bureau of Chicago,” is not at all a textbook, but rather an intimate look at a time long gone.

Kirsten Greenidge’s domestic comedy centers on a family during the pandemic who is visited by a kind of Mary Poppins figure.

As “Star Trek” storytelling reveals, Starfleet commander Capt. James T. Kirk decides he cannot accept the no-win situation of the Kobayashi Maru. He breaks into the simulation and rewrites the program ...

With Schakowsky retiring, 15 Democrats are battling in Illinois’ 9th District primary, a closely watched race reflecting the party’s Trump-era shift, rising outside money and a generational change ...

The last few years have seen broad changes in the Muslim student experience at Northwestern, specifically during the month of Ramadan, when observing students are fasting from dawn to dusk.

Booth School of Business professor Luigi Zingales and his wife, Jill, paid $1.1 million in 2010 to buy the vintage brick house.

This five-bedroom home has six full bathrooms, two half baths, a two-story foyer and three levels served by an elevator.

This report is a grim read. The nature of these deaths is cruel and brutal, often “hands-on” violence, not rare freak events. Blunt force injuries account for nearly half of fatalities, meaning a ...

The Tribune Editorial Board rightly points out the risks facing the United States and the world surrounding President Donald Trump’s decision to strike Iran (“We won’t miss the Supreme Leader of Iran.

The Trump administration’s argument for war rests on two pillars. First, Iran is an imminent national security threat to U.S. interests in the Middle East. And second, Iran never wanted to find a ...