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Is Chicago native Carnell Tate the latest in Ohio State’s unprecedented line of 1st-round receivers?
5+ min ago (1002+ words) INDIANAPOLIS " During media availability at the NFL scouting combine, draft prospects often field question after question about which teams interviewed them and what they would think of playing in those cities. Carnell Tate's session Friday at the Indiana Convention Center…...
Landmarks: Potential Chicago Bears stadium near Wolf Lake just the latest story for a place that’s always changing
59+ min ago (1512+ words) When Michael Boos heard about the latest plans by the Chicago Bears to play in a stadium near Wolf Lake in Hammond, one of his first reactions was nonchalance. After all, there's been off and on chatter about the Bears…...
Asking Eric: 26-year-old grandson has never held a job
1+ hour, 3+ min ago (657+ words) Dear Eric: My 26-year-old grandson has never held a job. Three years ago, he earned a master's degree. Despite his achievement, he engages in all-night computer gaming, sleeps during the day and lacks motivation to seek employment. His father is…...
Renee Good’s lawyer is fighting ICE. He learned civil rights law litigating against Chicago police.
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (1875+ words) There is a statuette of a cheetah in Antonio Romanucci's law office in a skyscraper overlooking the Chicago River. It sits next to a magazine cover of Romanucci, Chicago Lawyer's "2021 Person of the Year." The cheetah is sleek and black....
Vintage Tribune: FBI was unamused as W.I.T.C.H. activists cast witty spells at satirical 'hexes"
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (45+ words) The Women's International Terrorist Conspiracy from Hell, or W.I.T.C.H., chants "justice is dead" outside'the Federal Building on Sept. 24, 1969, to protest the conspiracy trial for the Chicago Eight, later the Chicago Seven after Bobby Seale's mistrial. (Michael Budrys/Chicago Tribune)...
Editorial: Candidates spar over campaign financing. They should be debating solutions.
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (675+ words) The gamesmanship and guilt-by-association tactics that are defining this election cycle jumped the shark with the news last week that an Illinois House member from Chicago sent mailers to constituents accusing his progressive challenger of wanting to "expand ICE in…...
Edwin C. Yohnka: For America’s 250th, Donald Trump wants a national spectacle over local remembrance
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (280+ words) Many Americans in 1976 wrestled quietly with questions about our role in a modern world. The vision of America as an unquestioned force for good in the world was in disarray in the wake of the military and foreign policy disaster…...
Cain, Johansen, Wegman running for Kane County treasurer in Democratic primary
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (1350+ words) Editor's note: This is one in a series of stories looking at contested races in the March 17 primary election. Three candidates are vying for the Democratic nomination for Kane County treasurer in the March 17 primary election: Connie Cain, Scott Johansen…...
Slow-growing peperomia is a great low-maintenance plant
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (197+ words) I read your column about a lady palm recommendation for a low-maintenance houseplant but do not like how it looks. Is there another option for an easy-to-grow houseplant? " Jaimie Patino, Waukegan Peperomia are slow-growing and can live for a long…...
Column: Aurora repays property owner nearly $30,000 in fines after appellate court admonishment
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (823+ words) This is a story where the little guy wins. And we could all use one of those narratives " where David prevails over Goliath. In this case our unlikely hero is Jerry Skinner, an 84-year-old retired special education teacher from Aurora…...