The 18th edition of reference book embraces our times, while also standing firm on certain fundamental ground rules.

By Katie Robertson A deal that is in the works would merge the newspaper, the onetime home of Roger Ebert, with Chicago Public Media. By Marc Tracy The R&B singer has faced a trail of accusations ...

Bears second-year wide receiver Tyler Scott is among the inactives for Sunday's season opener with the Tennessee Titans.

There now is no question that Chicago needs the gunfire detection technology known as ShotSpotter. We sympathize with those ...

The Bears have ruled out backup defensive tackle Zacch Pickens for Sunday's season opener and he's not their only D-line issue.

The 15th annual festival features five 10-minute plays inspired by recent news, from American pronatalists birthing lots of ...

Chicagoans on Sept. 15, 1924, looked skyward as "heroes of the air" in a competition to fly around the world approached the ...

Chilli Pepper, a Chicago trans icon and champion for LGBTQ+ rights who was a beloved and influential leader in the fight for marriage equality and the AIDS crisis, died this week. For ...

It’s dangerous to be married to a corrupt police inspector in 1880’s London. His wives tend to wind up dead. Sounds like a case for female detective Miss Sherlock Holmes and her trusty ...

The Los Angeles writer, director and producer Mitchell Bisschop grew up in Chicago’s northwest suburbs. But he didn’t really ...

Jeramie Bizzle is a web producer for CBS Chicago. Jeramie began working with CBS Chicago as an intern in 2017 and returned as ...