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A motorcyclist was declared dead after crashing into a curb early Sunday morning, according to a Denton police report.

Tony Touch, ANANÉ, Ash Lauryn and Karizma are scheduled to headline the Millennium Park concert lineup for the four-day festival. Also announced is the inaugural House Music Parade.

As the Chicago Bears and White Sox look for opportunities to obtain public funds for new stadiums, a high-profile project in Kansas City was rejected by voters...

Springtime in Tyler always draws thousands of tourists, namely for the citys Azalea & Spring Flower Trail. This spring, even more visitors are headed to Tyler for the total solar eclipse on April 8. Since Tyler is in the path of totality, the city will welcome more visitors than usual.

Discover the journey of 2024's 'Winning Works' choreographers in a feature-length film by Joffrey Ballet and Kartemquin Films, showcasing the artistry and passion behind their phenomenal performances.

The Associated Press called the race for O'Neill Burke shortly before 5 p.m. Friday. She will face Republican Bob Fioretti and Libertarian Andrew Charles Kopinski in the November general election.

Here's everything you need to know for Opening Day at Guaranteed Rate Field! -Dave and Kim

Mayor Brandon Johnson did not commit to spending a specific amount of public money to lakefront infrastructure improvements, but vowed that whatever public money is invested, it must be committed to creating more housing and jobs and "a sustainable, clean economy."

According to a new report, former Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn is taking a simple message to City of Chicago officials when it comes to public funding for new stadiums: Ask the voters. The Sun-Times reports that Quinn has conducted a poll showing strong opposition to taxpayer-subsidized stadiums for the Bears and White Sox and plans to push for a proposed ordinance Wednesday that would direct the City Council to put an advisory referendum on the November ballot. That referendum, according to the repo...

Quinn said he will try to get an advisory referendum on the November ballot asking voters: "Shall the people of Chicago provide any taxpayer subsidies to the Chicago Bears or Chicago White Sox ... to build a new stadium or real estate development."