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Betty E. Hitson joined her heavenly family on Tuesday, July 18, 2023, in Gillette, Wyoming.

On each Sunday in July, the Tribune’s Opinion section has published original essays dealing with a problem that takes so much of our attention 12 months of the year: the scourge of gun violence in Chicago. We hardly needed to reiterate the consequences of the status quo: Gun violence undermines Chicagoans’ sense of personal safety and traumatizes the city’s most vulnerable citizens, it hurts ...

Experts cite waning immunity and a return to pre-pandemic routines. Although the positivity rates are roughly similar to what they were at this time last summer, the number of hospitalizations and deaths is much lower.

Scientists are designing "tripless" drugs that mimic psychedelics like LSD and ketamine to treat mood disorders, depression, and addiction. The implications could be significant.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

University of New Mexico School of Law Professor and Lee & Leon Karelitz Chair in Evidence & Procedure Vinay Harpalani  joins Rich and Tina to discuss the latest developments after the Supreme Court’s landmark affirmative action ruling. Stewart Tilghman Fox Bianchi & Cain Shareholder Michael Levine joins Legal Face-Off to discuss the Northwestern University hazing […]

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.

Five companies to share in more than $119 million in state and federal funds committed to growing broadband access.