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Terry Savage: Aging alone? A trustee can look after your affairs

Asking Eric: Should I send a birthday card?

Today in Chicago History: Record-breaking April snowfall — 8 inches — socks evening commuters in 1972

Answer Angel: Finding bargains

Today in History: Marvin Gaye killed

Ask Anna: I’ve never been on a real date

Ex-etiquette: How do I decline the wedding invitation?

Valparaiso Superintendent Jim McCall resigning for private sector

Waukegan hospital owner to sell parking lot to pay back taxes: ‘Hopefully … something left over to help with other expenses’

Person killed in weekend Crete party shooting identified as 20-year-old Hammond man

Artyom Levhsunov and Matt Grzelcyk to miss the rest of the Chicago Blackhawks season with injuries

Judge blocks Trump order to end funding for National Public Radio and Public Broadcasting Service

Firefighters, police and other first responders pay respects to fallen firefighter Michael Altman

Trains now running along Monon Corridor; South Shore Line dedicates route between severe storms

Police issue curfew violations, teen charged after large gathering in Hyde Park

Pioneering female NFL official sues league over her treatment and firing

NIPSCO offers unions last offer hours before contract set to expire

Restaurant news: Cariño chef to open Molino Los Hermanos, a new tortillería in Uptown

Judge orders Trump administration to allow clergy access at Broadview immigration facility for Easter holy days

7-foot-9 Olivier Rioux — the world’s tallest basketball player — is transferring from Florida

Indian ice cream chain with a ‘global palette’ of flavors coming to Naperville

Can Panera come back? The remake is on after higher prices and sinking sales

If you are willing to consider the importance of a financial plan, despite likely disruptions, the immediate challenge is finding someone you can trust to do the job. That is the most important decision you can make about your financial…

Orland High School District 230 board member Mohammed Jaber has resigned from the school board, citing resistance to his proposal to add Arabic as a world language in the district’s curriculum.

Commentary: The United States is in the position it’s in today because Trump’s predilections on Iran have failed consistently since his first term. Every assumption he’s carried has been dead wrong on every level.

CVS Health plans to open five new locations in Chicago this year — but don’t expect to see chips, candy or nail polish for sale. The new locations — on the South, West and Southwest sides — will offer pharmacy services only, unlike the larger stores that the company is known for.

Commentary: The state of Illinois cannot fall for Trump’s trickery and implement his agenda of destroying the very fabric of essential services to those who need them the most. Pritzker and the Illinois legislature must invest in safety net hospitals.

Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach star in a stage adaptation of the 1975 movie about a bank robbery in Brooklyn gone wrong.

If the first April Fools’ Day stunt is lost to history, there have been some memorable pranks over the years, my favorite involving an invented baseball pitcher with one bare foot.

This five-bedroom house has five full bathrooms, one half bathroom, four fireplaces, ten-foot ceilings and quarter sawn white oak floors and stairs.

City Hall cannot claim to take transit seriously while neglecting the most basic responsibility: showing up.

As head curator of the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry, Voula Saridakis is preparing to bring the celebration of this historic space launch to Chicago — offering residents and visitors an opportunity to experience history firsthand.

Man dies after traffic stop turns into hourslong Joliet barricade situation

From the Editorial Board: In an era defined by NIL deals and constant player movement, it’s easy to assume college basketball has become purely transactional. This March is proving otherwise.

Mayor Brandon Johnson revealed his administration’s five-year plan to tackle homelessness on Tuesday amid another personnel flap that has elicited pushback from one of the city’s nonprofit partners on housing.

A DuPage County judge denied the release of a west suburban man accused of fleeing from police on a moped while under the influence, authorities said, reaching speeds of 85 mph.

Ranked choice voting encourages candidates to make a positive pitch to voters, even seeking to appeal to their opponents’ supporters.

Dear Eric: My boss is what could be called a “functioning alcoholic,” which in this case means that, in spite of having a severe drinking problem, he manages to hold down a job, even while actively drunk.

Multiple residents spoke out on Monday night, complaining that if Highland Park allowed the museum it would require a change to the city’s zoning code.

The Chicago Blackhawks have handed the keys to rookie Nick Lardis, and the 20-year-old-forward is starting to go into full drive.

Feds say White House communications in ‘Broadview Six’ case do not exist, blast claims of undue influence

Do you speak geek? Translating the many languages of C2E2.

The Final Four field has some eclectic coaches, superb players and intriguing semifinal matchups. March Magic continues.

Column: The Jaden Ivey debacle is another embarrassing failure for Artūras Karnišovas and the Chicago Bulls

The Chicago Board of Education voted Monday to install interim CEO Macquline King as the district’s next permanent leader, tapping a former teacher and principal with deep local roots to helm the nation’s fourth-largest school district.

Review: Bob Dylan was at the Genesee Theatre, singing songs with ghosts

A 10,000-square-foot castle-like mansion on six acres in Barrington Hills sold for $1.2 million — $700,000 below its original asking price in 2023.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled against a law banning “conversion therapy” for LGBTQ+ kids in Colorado, one of about two dozen states that ban the discredited practice.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson self-scouts: He’s tweaking his ‘time management’ to focus on defense