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Chicago Cubs’ tenuous hold on a playoff spot takes another hit with a gut-punch, walk-off loss in 13 innings

The Chicago Cubs' 7-6, 13-inning loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night had all the makings of a season-altering defeat. → Read More

Week 2 recap: Chicago Bears fall to 0-2 as Justin Fields throws a pick-6 to seal the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 27-17 win

The Chicago Bears now head into a Week 3 meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium with an 0-2 record. → Read More

Column: Gridlocked Chicago White Sox need to improve their messaging to a beaten-down fan base

General manager Chris Getz and manager Pedro Grifol need to improve their messaging to Chicago White Sox fans. → Read More

Column: The greatest Hercule Poirot of all? Mystery solved: The clues are with these 10 actors

From many, Michael Phillips chose 10 screen and stage portrayals of Agatha Christie's detective — and examines, ruthlessly, the various iterations of his legendary mustache. → Read More

Lemont limestone played a big role in early Chicago history

Limestone from Lemont and Joliet played a big role in rebuilding Chicago in the years following the Great Chicago Fire. → Read More

At 1st Midwest Beaver Summit, role of the hefty rodents praised in wetland restoration, climate change fight

'Beavers are having a moment,' says Rachel Siegel founder of the nonprofit Illinois Beaver Alliance. → Read More

Connor Bedard kicks off unofficial Chicago Blackhawks debut with a hat trick in prospect game

Connor Bedard started off his Chicago Blackhawks career in style, recording a hat trick in his first game in a Hawks sweater. → Read More

Chicago Cubs bullpen takes another blow with Michael Fulmer returning to the injured list

The Chicago Cubs put Michael Fulmer on the 15-day injured list Saturday with a right forearm strain, the same injury that sidelined him two weeks before he was activated Monday. → Read More

From a brawl to a balk-off, the Chicago White Sox saw it all this season against AL Central foes

For the second straight season, the Chicago White Sox will have a losing record in division games. Here's a closer look at how they fared against AL Central foes. → Read More

On Mexican Independence Day, tradition, pride and ballet folklorico in Little Village

The parade is hosted by the Little Village Chamber of Commerce → Read More

Source: Family death will keep RG Nate Davis out of Sunday’s game, leaving the Chicago Bears without 2 starting linemen

A source told the Tribune that Davis is out this week following the death of a close family member and he has been doing his best to tend to personal issues while continuing to work. → Read More

2 Chicago police officers attacked, injured overnight in Little Village

The attacked happened around 1 a.m. in thee 2500 block of South Homan Avenue. Police said an officer was hit with a heavy wood stick. → Read More

2 boys, 16, fatally wounded Friday night in shooting in northwest suburban Palatine, officials say

Palatine police officers responded to a call of a person shot Friday night and found victims with life-threatening wounds, officials sad. → Read More

Chicago Cubs cling to wild-cart spot after 6-4 loss to Arizona Diamondbacks, who clinched head-to-head tiebreaker

The Arizona Diamondbacks clinched the head-to-head tiebreaker against the Chicago Cubs, who have lost five of six games to Arizona within the last week. → Read More

Column: The flowchart of blame for the Chicago Bears’ ongoing quarterback woes is a vicious cycle — for everyone

Luke Getsy is the Chicago Bears' 12th offensive coordinator in 25 years, and he's feeling the pressure to develop a quarterback — just as those who came before him did. → Read More

Willie Thrower made history for the Chicago Bears as the modern NFL’s 1st Black QB. 70 years later, his family hopes for recognition.

After making his NFL debut in 1953 for the Chicago Bears, Willie Thrower lived his life as a footnote in the history books of one of professional football’s most storied franchises. → Read More

Biblioracle: From Cody Rigsby to Emma Lovewell, your favorite Pelaton instructors have written books

Looking at the array of books perhaps illustrates why Peloton has become so popular. There’s a connection to be had for everyone. → Read More

Letters: The first signs of fall in Chicago? For one, seeking sunshine on walks instead of the shade.

As a lifelong Chicago-area resident, I’ve noticed four seasonal signals every autumn, which may not even register for many. → Read More

Nostalgia and pride: The Chicago history of celebrating Mexican Independence Day by caravan

Caravans long a part of Mexican Independence Day celebrations in Chicago. → Read More

Ask Amy: Fiancée still lives with her ex

Dear Amy: She lives with the guy she has been with for 15 years. She has two children with him. They are not married and she told me there are no feelings or intimacy between them – and I believe that. But she still sleeps in the same bed with him. → Read More