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Lonzo Ball underwent his third left knee surgery in 14 months on Monday, according to coach Billy Donovan’s pregame address to reporters in Philadelphia, and now faces an arduous rehabilitation process.

For the first time, voters are casting ballots in Chicago’s mayoral runoff election between Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson, and both candidates are stepping up their efforts to woo voters amid a new wave of endorsements and policy proposals.

With Elvis Andrus back to play second base for the White Sox, should the club actually be considering a middle infield switch?

A suburban veteran who served in World War II and fought in the Battle of the Bulge celebrates a huge milestone this week.

A community in Livingston County, Illinois, is in mourning a day after two local teens were killed while sledding at a Colorado ski resort. Paula Crane, superintendent of the Prairie Central school district in Fairbury, confirmed Monday that two students from Prairie Central High School died in a “tragic accident.” Fairbury is about 15 miles south ...

Idaho is poised to allow firing squads to execute condemned inmates when the state can’t get lethal-injection drugs, under a bill the Legislature passed Monday with a veto-proof majority.

There were no lines when the Loop supersite opened for early voting Monday morning.

The Bears gave Justin Fields a vote of confidence when they traded away the No. 1 overall pick and acquired D.J. Moore. But apparently their confidence extends to 2024, as well.

The 2023 Shamrock Shuffle is near, and thousands of runners are gearing up to hit the city streets for the annual race that takes runners through downtown Chicago.

With a years-long construction project on the Kennedy Expressway slated to begin Monday, likely causing major delays and increased travel times, transit agencies are offering their services to help commuters find alternatives to the traffic headaches.

The Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle is around the corner, but with street closures, construction and more, how can you get to the big event?

A Chicago couple thought they had booked an international trip of a lifetime: Flying to Japan to track down and uncover family roots. But when that trip overseas was canceled suddenly by the airline, getting a refund of the thousands of dollars they paid turned out to be a difficult journey itself.  Aubrey Lehrmann and her newlywed wife, Noby,...

While the Mid-Atlantic could see full-grown lanternflies in the coming weeks, perhaps as soon as the beginning of May, will that be the case in the Midwest?