Despite fear in Chicago as intimidation and arrests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents ramp up, students are finding solace and joy by honoring their culture.

Four months into a strike at its Little Village plant, Oak Brook-based Mauser Packaging Solutions says it is “tentatively” planning to shutter the facility.

Chicago police Superintendent Larry Snelling on Monday said officers would respond to any call of a crime being committed following uproar over his department’s role in the aftermath of two hit-and-runs and a shooting on Chicago’s Southwest Side Saturday that involved federal agents.

Gary Graf, a Chicago Heights Catholic priest, began a 50-day justice walk from Pope Leo’s boyhood home in Dolton to New York.

A federal judge in Chicago gave Trump administration attorneys two days to respond to a lawsuit filed by the state of Illinois and city of Chicago to block the deployment of Illinois and Texas National Guard troops.

If your taste in Halloween costumes runs a little theatrical, has the Goodman Theatre got a sales event for you.

Rush has announced a tour that will bring it to Chicago for two nights next summer in honor of the band’s 50th anniversary.

A woman shot by an immigration agent Saturday after she allegedly rammed his vehicle on Chicago’s Southwest Side over the weekend has not received proper medical attention and should be released immediately, her lawyer said in court Monday.

Forty Acres Fresh Market in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood is an expansion of Liz Abunaw’s community-focused effort to offer fresh produce via home deliveries and pop-up markets.

Mayor Brandon Johnson told Chicagoans to stand together against the White House’s threats of a military occupation, which he dubbed “the war on Chicago.”

The state of Illinois and city of Chicago sued President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday to block the deployment of Illinois and Texas National Guard troops.

It was a challenging rookie season for Chicago Sports Network. One year later, the picture looks a little brighter.

Illinois lawmakers have reaccelerated their activist origins as they find themselves unable to change things from within and have no role in broader immigration policy-making.

Israel and Hamas are set to begin indirect talks on ending the war in Gaza after both sides signaled support for President Donald Trump’s peace plan. Here's what to know.

As the team prepared for Game 2, manager Craig Counsell gauged the club’s reaction after Saturday’s 9-3 blowout loss to the Milwaukee Brewers.

A Skokie grandmother remembered her late 23-year-old grandson Sunday at a vigil to honor the second anniversary of Hamas’ attack on an Israeli music festival.

Column: Looking for Brewers Fever in downtown Milwaukee on a beautiful October Sunday was a pointless exercise, but it beat watching the NFL games on the first of three potential off days in the National League Division Series.

On Oct. 11, 1925, FBI Special Agent Edwin C. Shanahan and two Chicago police officers set a trap for a trigger-happy car thief.

Two Indiana officials are supportive of proposed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency deregulations — calling them “burdensome” and “ineffective” — nearly two months after the actions were announced at an Indianapolis auto dealership.

President Donald Trump’s administration plans to deploy Illinois National Guard troops to the Chicago region for at least 60 days, according to a memo sent by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to Illinois National Guard leadership and obtained by the Tribune.

Left-hander Shota Imanaga will start Game 2 at 8:08 p.m. Monday against the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field, manager Craig Counsell announced Sunday before the team’s off-day workout at the ballpark.

Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson are just beginning their Chicago Bears partnership. Here's what has stood out so far, with areas to focus on after the bye.

In separate national television interviews, Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker and U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, also a Democrat, warned about a pattern of lies emanating from DHS and the Trump administration regarding ICE’s aggressive enforcement.

In southern Illinois, a public radio station was already operating at the margins when Donald Trump called for NPR's defunding. Now it needs to fill a $1.4 million hole.

Israel and Hamas prepared for indirect negotiations in Egypt on Monday, as hopes for a possible ceasefire in Gaza began to build after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a hostage release could be announced this week.

As the Chicago Blackhawks begin their centennial season Tuesday, Hall of Famer Jeremy Roenick is keeping a close tab on the team for which he played for eight seasons.

A woman and man are charged with assault for allegedly ramming their vehicle into a car carrying federal immigration agents on Chicago’s Southwest Side on Saturday, prompting one of the agents to open fire.

“You might have a work permit, but that’s not status. That’s just permission to work. It’s not a legal status to have filed an asylum application,” Emma Melton, an immigration attorney at The Resurrection Project said.

As the two-year anniversary of the Israel-Hamas war approaches, its terror and devastation continue to plague those from the Chicago area with close ties to the conflict overseas.

A federal judge has concluded that the Department of Justice’s prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia on human smuggling charges may be an illegal retaliation after he successfully sued the Trump administration over his deportation to El Salvador.

From simple but beautifully iced sugar cookies to kitchen sink creations with all your favorite goodies, we can’t wait to see what creative treats you come up with. Besides bragging rights, a sweet cash prize awaits our three winning recipes.

President Donald Trump authorized a historic federalized deployment of 300 National Guard members Saturday to the Chicago area over the objections of Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker.

Federal authorities shot a Chicago activist in Brighton Park on Saturday, but accounts differ on what happened before agents fired their guns.

A federal judge in Oregon temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from deploying the National Guard in Portland, ruling in a lawsuit brought by the state and city.

Staked to a quick lead on Michael Busch’s leadoff homer, Cubs left-hander Matthew Boyd was pulled after retiring only two batters of the eight he faced in a six-run first inning.

The village of Broadview on Friday filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security over the security fence constructed around the ICE detention facility that has seen daily protests and federal agents using tear gas and other weapons on crowds.

Review: The first and most important thing to say about “Anemone,” a bleak, somber, absorbing but also sometimes frustratingly opaque collaboration with his director son Ronan, is that it’s brought Daniel Day-Lewis back.

Travelers at O’Hare International Airport will now be greeted by piles of dirt and machinery — the construction site of the future Concourse D, a long-awaited addition to one of the country’s biggest airports.

A monumental Supreme Court term begins Monday with major tests of presidential power on the agenda along with pivotal cases on voting and the rights of LGBTQ people.

For roughly 15 minutes Saturday afternoon at American Family Field, the Chicago Cubs were riding great vibes. If only the game ended after the top of the first inning.

After her husband was deported, a Skokie woman and their 3-year-old are permanently departing the United States in the hopes of being reunited in Mexico and living there as a family.

Federal immigration authorities fired guns at a Chicago activist who was trying to impede them in Brighton Park Saturday morning, Department of Homeland Security officials said.

Commentary: History and science warn that when federal police use force to suppress dissent, larger and more violent protests follow.

Israeli bombing of Gaza City has “significantly subsided” though at least five Palestinians were killed, as Israel's army said the country's leaders had instructed it to prepare for the first phase of the U.S. plan to end the war in Gaza.

With the final months of the year upon us, new Naperville restaurants are gearing up to open their doors or have already done so. Here a few of those new places foodies will want to check out:

Review: Even the Chicago Symphony’s rangiest programs are seldom as varied as the one conductor Daniela Candillari brought to Symphony Center on Friday.

BREAKING: President Donald Trump is calling in 300 members of the Illinois National Guard over Gov. JB Pritzker’s objections, the governor announced on Saturday.

Over a span of a month this summer, four separate federal courts rejected President Donald Trump’s executive order ending automatic citizenship for the children of people in the country illegally or temporarily.

“A beer shower from Tom Ricketts, nice.” Think you know who said it? Test your knowledge with the Tribune's Quotes of the Week quiz.

Federal authorities were captured on video Wednesday apparently putting a man in a chokehold on the city’s West Side, according to footage of the incident reviewed by the Tribune.