Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago-area newsJuneteenth Northwest Side activists challenge community policing rally, fundraiser scheduled for JuneteenthChicago Tribune - Jessica Villagomez and Javonte AndersonA Northwest Side community group is asking city officials to reschedule a rally and community policing fundraiser scheduled for Wednesday, which also happens to be Juneteenth, a holiday commemorating ending
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Sports Former Bears quarterback Josh McCown retires after 16 seasons in the NFLChicago Tribune - Dennis Waszak Jr.Josh McCown was sometimes the starting quarterback, often the backup— and always among the most-respected and well-liked players in whatever locker room he was in. McCown, who turns 40 on July 4, wrote
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsChicago White Sox 7 things to know about the Cubs-Sox City Series, including whatever happened to the BP Cup and WGN-TV's swan songChicago Tribune - Tim BannonThere is at least one thing that brings White Sox fans and Cubs fans together: The city series. The Cubs host the Sox Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Then it shifts to Guaranteed Rate Field on July 6 and
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsSan Jose Sharks Sharks sign defenseman Erik Karlsson to 8-year, $92 million dealChicago Tribune - Josh DubowThe San Jose Sharks re-signed pending free agent Erik Karlsson to a $92 million, eight-year deal on Monday, turning a one-year rental into a long-term commitment to one of the league’s most dynamic defensemen.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentAl Capone Ask Rick: Former Nike missile bases on our lake, a rug company's waterfall and other weirdnessChicago Tribune - Rick KoganAlmost every day I am asked, “Hey man, where’s that Bean?” I answer and though I will try to continue to be civil and helpful, I’m happy to move on to some harder question with this, the 10th installment
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago-area politicsPete Buttigieg Pete Buttigieg returns to South Bend from campaign trail after man killed by policeChicago Tribune - Tom Davies and Sara BurnettA police officer fatally shot a black man in South Bend, Indiana, leading Mayor Pete Buttigieg to return home early from a presidential campaign trip to address the public and reach out to community members.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Nation & WorldIran Iran speeds up uranium enrichment as Mideast tensions mountChicago Tribune - Nasser Karimi and Jon GambrellIran will surpass the uranium-stockpile limit set by its nuclear deal in the next 10 days, an official said Monday, raising pressure on Europeans trying to save the accord a year after the U.S. withdrawal
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Nation & WorldDallas, TX Person shot in gunfire with officers near downtown Dallas courthouseChicago Tribune - Jake BleibergA person was shot in an exchange of gunfire with federal officers outside a federal courthouse in downtown Dallas Monday morning, city police said, and a blast was later heard after the bomb squad said
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentRegina Spektor 'Echo in the Canyon' review: A '60s musical flowering gets plucked by Jakob Dylan's vanity projectChicago Tribune - Michael PhillipsHow did an apparently sincere tribute turn into such a weirdly clueless vanity project? The music scene evoked in the documentary “Echo in the Canyon” remains a chimerical wonder, equal parts bliss and
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago-area newsChinaFBI agent: No evidence to back up Brendt Christensen's claim that Chinese scholar was his 13th victim, but 'not saying it'sChicago Tribune - Jamie MunksAn FBI agent testified Monday that investigators have not been able to corroborate Brendt Christensen’s claim that he killed 12 people before the abduction of Chinese scholar Yingying Zhang at the University
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Food & DiningChicago, IL 4 easy dishes to make with tomatillos, plus a trick for getting those sticky husks offChicago Tribune - James P. DeWanAlligators, Chinese bamboo pit vipers, tomatillos, frogs with sling shots. All of them green. Only three of them dangerous. And while I’d love to pass an idle hour regaling you with harrowing yarns of
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago theaterThe Theatre Babes With Blades announces 22nd anniversary seasonChicago Tribune - Hannah Herrera GreenspanBabes With Blades announced its 22nd anniversary season, titled “Take Control. Take Action. Make History,” reflecting women taking ownership of their environments and the ways in which they might prevail.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsRick Renteria Column: Rick Renteria earns the right to lead White Sox to the next level — a chance he didn’t get with the CubsChicago Tribune - David HaughRick Renteria doesn’t own a restaurant in Chicago and, beyond Bridgeport, the humble White Sox manager probably never assumes he can go to dinner anywhere in town without a reservation. That differs greatly
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Food & DiningChicago, IL Who makes the best ranch dressing? We tried 14 brands to find the tastiest one for veggies, pizza and much moreChicago Tribune - Grace WongThere isn’t a more beloved dressing in the Midwest than ranch, and as one of the major cities, Chicago is no exception to the devotion. We don’t just use the creamy white dressing for our vegetables. no.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentChicago Theatre Hannah Gadsby at the Chicago Theatre: Different from 'Nanette' but she still likes to 'rummage' with your headChicago Tribune - Zach Freeman“Alright, come on,” comedian Hannah Gadsby said to the uproarious applause that greeted her when she walked abruptly out onto the stage of the Chicago Theatre Sunday night, eschewing an opening act or
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago theaterThe Theatre Chicago theater openings for June 21-27Chicago Tribune - Hannah Herrera Greenspan“Ada and the Engine”: During the start of the Industrial Revolution, Ada sees the unlimited potential in Charles Babbage’s invention of the first mechanical computer. This play with music follows Ada Charles’
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsGary Woodland ‘You got this!’ The story behind Amy and the U.S. Open championChicago Tribune - Tim DahlbergFrom her perch in front of a TV in Florida, Amy Bockerstette had no doubt. How could she, after she and Gary Woodland had come this far together. “You got this Gary,” she kept repeating as Woodland made
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Nation & WorldAnderson Cooper Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress, jeans queen, dies at 95Chicago Tribune - Associated PressGloria Vanderbilt, the intrepid heiress, artist and romantic who began her extraordinary life as the "poor little rich girl" of the Great Depression, survived family tragedy and multiple marriages and
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsChicago White Sox Winners and losers: More Cubs on ESPN, Cody Bellinger’s praise for sunflower seeds, Joe Buck hearts Jim Nantz and moreChicago Tribune - Phil RosenthalCubs fans presumably have grown accustomed to ESPN’s “Sunday Night Baseball,” what with their team playing on it on all but two of the last seven weekends. The bad news or good — depending on how one about
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Nation & WorldBoeing Boeing's 'sorry' for 737 Max crashes draws mixed responses from victims' families, airlinesChicago Tribune - Angela CharltonBoeing executives apologized Monday to airlines and families of victims of 737 Max crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, as the U.S. plane maker struggles to regain the trust of regulators, pilots and the
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentMiranda Lambert Country LakeShake makes waves with an all-female lineupChicago Tribune - Dan HymanOn a typical summer evening, when she’s onstage performing as a headliner at one of the many country music festivals that dot the map, Miranda Lambert might look out at the crowd and see a familiar sight.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsChicago Cubs 5 takeaways from Cubs-Dodgers series, including LA's dominance and struggles at second baseChicago Tribune - Mark GonzalesThe Cubs might beg to differ, pointing to the close margins in two of the three losses. “That was a great game,” Cubs manager Joe Maddon said after Sunday’s 3-2 loss that became complete when Alex Verdugo
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentTiVo Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Emily Nussbaum can't keep up with all the TV and she's OK with thatChicago Tribune - Christopher Borrelli“Do you really want to watch TV with me?” Emily Nussbaum scrunched her face, gauging my reaction. She smiled tightly, then plowed forward: “I mean, I get it. But it just seems weird. It’s one of the things
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago White SoxChicago White Sox 3 takeaways from the White Sox-Yankees series, including Eloy Jimenez's power surge and Lucas Giolito's 'grinder game'Chicago Tribune - LaMond PopeThe White Sox got a good look at their future, and a brief glimpse at the .500 mark, during their four games against the Yankees. The series featured two wins for each team and two sold out crowds at Rate
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Real estateReal Estate Residences at Addison and Clark offer luxury living with nods to neighbor Wrigley — but don't expect to see the fieldChicago TribuneWhether you are a baseball fan or not, living at The Residences at Addison and Clark can be a winning move. The 148-unit apartment community sits across the street from Wrigley Field, and is part of a
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentPlay buttonNetflix Meet Khalil Everage, the South Side teenager starring in the new Netflix movie 'Beats'Chicago Tribune - Tracy SwartzKhalil Everage said he’s always loved to entertain people, and he aimed to be the center of attention while growing up on the South Side. It didn’t take long for him to achieve this goal in a big way.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago BlackhawksAlex DeBrincat Blackhawks Q&A: Is Bowen Byram a slam dunk pick at No. 3? Is Stan Bowman on the hot seat?Chicago Tribune - Jimmy GreenfieldThe NHL season is finally over and now we’re all living in a world in which the Blues have won a Stanley Cup. The draft is this week, free agency begins July 1 and trades can happen at any moment. The
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Food & DiningPlay buttonChicago, IL Longtime Chicago-area restaurateur and his family competing on new home-style cooking TV showChicago Tribune - Tracy SwartzFormer professional race car driver E.J. Lenzi has an enviable fine-dining resume. For years he worked for his grandfather, Eugene (Gene) Michelotti, at his famed River North steakhouse Gene & Georgetti.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago BullsChicago Bulls Big man? Point guard? Trade? The Bulls get ready to feel the draft.Chicago Tribune - K.C. JohnsonWhen the Bulls dropped from their pre-draft lottery spot of fourth all the way to No. 7 last month, John Paxson acknowledged a brief moment of disappointment. Then, the Bulls executive vice president on
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago-area newsDonald Trump Even Fox News is reporting bad polling numbers for Trump — so they must be wrong!Chicago Tribune - Rex HuppkeLike most supporters of President Donald Trump, I have the good sense to know when I’m being flimflammed by liberal media nincompoops. I expect such flimflammery from the likes of Fake News CNN and Even
