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The tiny insects, which look like mosquitos, are swarming by the thousands near the Chicago lakefront In an unusually large spring population surge.

Pedro Martinez asks the Local School Council and P. Joseph Powers "to hit the reset button on their relationship" and focus on students.

Publishers waited three years to reconvene in London, and the level of enthusiasm for a near-normal book fair was high.

Food critic Louisa Chu picks the best new, notable and nostalgic corned beef sandwiches of the year in Chicago and the suburbs.

The CPS CEO has 45 days to decide whether to retain or remove principal Joseph Powers.

The two-story house, which sits atop an eight-story South Loop building from the 19th century, sold at a big loss.

Walker and Thomas allegedly stabbed a 49-year-old victim during a robbery at about 6:08 a.m. Thursday. Chicago police placed them in custody approximately 30 minutes later.

Michael Phillips: The Oscar for Chicago Authenticity goes to ... well, not ‘Trial of Chicago 7’ or ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune © Glen Wilson/TNS LaKeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya appear in "Judas and the Black Messiah." Can you make a persuasive, evocative Chicago movie without filming most, or any, of your movie in Chicago? © Glen Wilson/Warner Bros. Entertainment/TNS From left, Darrell Britt-Gibson as Bobby Rush, Daniel Kalu...

Can you make a persuasive, evocative Chicago movie without filming most, or any, of your movie in Chicago? For decades, Hollywood answered that with: Stupid question. Outside Chicago, who cares? Look at the late silent and early sound era gangster classics, from “Underworld” (set in an inferred, not stated, Chicago) to “Little Caesar,” “The Public Enemy” and “Scarface.” Those weren’t filmed here. Who cared? They worked like crazy, and they maximized ...

1937 - 2020 Fondly known in Chicago printing circles as the “Polish Prints,” Stanley (Stan) J. Kukla Jr. passed away Dec. 27, 2020, at age 83. Along with his father, Stan Sr., and brothers Fred and Robert, the native Chicagoan founded Kukla Press in 1964, a commercial web offset printing business then-located in Schiller Park, Ill. Kukla Press, which played a role in the development of  "scratch and sniff" sensory printing and in-line web finishing advancements, continued to expand its bus...