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Sports

Who is Colston Loveland, the Chicago Bears鈥� top pick at this year鈥檚 NFL Draft?

Two days before the Bears would draft him and change his life forever, Loveland helped brand cattle back home in Gooding, Idaho.

Education

With Head Start preschool on Trump鈥檚 chopping block, parents warn of impact on kids

President Donald Trump plans to axe the early childhood day care and preschool program as he reduces the size of federal government.

Public Safety

Chicago City Council members are negotiating on a plan to respond to 鈥榯een takeovers鈥�

As summer approaches, so does another debate on teen curfews. This time, opponents are working toward compromise.

By Mariah Woelfel

Real Estate & Development

First-time homebuyers find attic full of cat feces, bones in their Chicago bungalow

First-time homebuyers in Albany Park are suing the seller of a former 鈥渉oarder鈥� house, saying that after the purchase closed, they discovered cat feces, urine and bones.

Perspectives

The state of public transit won鈥檛 change until it鈥檚 a priority

Public transit is a public good. But the CTA, in particular, suffers from flimsy leadership, ghost buses and crime. That needs to change, says self-described transit nerd state Rep. Kam Buckner, D-Chicago.

Education

State treasurer offers no-cosigner loans to Illinois students trying to pay for college

The Funding U Illinois No-Cosigner Loan program is open to Illinois residents attending public or private colleges and universities. The fixed annual percentage rate ranges from 7.99% to 9.49%, and the program won鈥檛 take a student鈥檚 credit score into account.

By Mawa Iqbal

The coffin of Pope Francis is carried into St Peter鈥檚 Square for his funeral Saturday at the Vatican.

Religion

Pope Francis鈥� funeral sees mighty and meek attend a ceremony he helped reimagine

鈥淗e was a very charismatic pope, very human, very kind, above all very human,鈥� said Miguel Vaca, a pilgrim from Peru. 鈥淚t is a very great emotion to say goodbye to him.鈥�

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The location of a runway mishap at O鈥橦are Airport in 2020 that was blamed on a city worker.

Transportation

City employees blamed for O'Hare runway 鈥榠ncursions鈥�

In what appears to be the most serious of the mishaps, a city truck driver steered onto an active runway as a jet was less than a mile out and preparing to land. It was forced to abort touchdown and circle around. The driver got a five-day unpaid suspension, one of three city employees to face discipline for runway violations.

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Bird's eye view of the entrance of automaker Stellantis' Belvidere assembly plant near Rockford.

Business

Stellantis still on track to reopen Belvidere plant, as automakers adjust for tariffs

The company said it still plans to reopen the plant near Rockford in 2027, which is expected to employ 1,500 union workers.

Architecture

Long-awaited DuSable Park takes a big step forward

Chicagoans have waited 38 years for this park honoring DuSable. But now the wait appears to be ending.

Immigration

ICE is reversing termination of legal status for international students around U.S., lawyer says

Judges around the country had already issued temporary orders restoring the students鈥� records in a federal database of international students maintained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker speaks at a podium in Chicago.

Politics

Pritzker remains quiet on future plans, despite growing national appearances

Gov. JB Pritzker has been introducing himself to larger audiences recently, but he maintains his focus is on Illinois.

By Alex Degman

The tall office tower at 500 N. Michigan Ave., which will become apartments.

Real Estate & Development

Offices in the Loop and beyond are being converted to apartments. Can the city do more?

Developers and city officials view the conversions as an opportunity to transform downtown Chicago into a full-fledged neighborhood, but it鈥檚 just one way of bringing an old building back to life.

Education

含羞草影院 moves ahead with a Black Student Success Plan, despite Trump administration threats

The Board of Education voted Thursday to name a committee chairman to monitor its plan even as Washington aims to end programs that single out any single group of students.

Education

含羞草影院 Board says yes to CTU contract, ending nearly yearlong negotiations

The Board of Education on Thursday approved the $1.5 billion, four-year deal that gives teachers 4-5% cost-of-living raises and lower class size limits.

Curious City

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Like NYC and Paris, Chicago was once a hub for fashion designers

In the 1970s and 鈥�80s, Chicago fashion designers held their own against the top names in the industry. Today, the city鈥檚 design scene is coming back in its own way.

What's That Building?

What鈥檚 That Building? Shabbona Lake State Park

The land was given to the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, only to be sold out from under them. Now, Gov. JB Pritzker has signed legislation to right that injustice.