The world is changing fast, and it’s forcing humans to constantly adapt how and where we live — or else. That’s the driving theme behind this year’s edition of the Chicago Architecture Biennial, which opened Friday and runs through February. trib.al/E7pyp6y

“People are talking about, ‘Oh, I voted for this,’ but when you put it into perspective it’s like: Are you voting to have families taken away? Are you voting to have children getting lost throughout that deportation?” said a student. trib.al/TwDObGS

About 300 swimmers plunged into the Chicago River on Sunday morning for the first organized open-water swim in almost a century as spectators lined the Dearborn and Clark Street bridges and the Riverwalk. trib.al/E9iySPs

The final day of Riot Fest includes headliners Green Day, as well as local bands including Dehd, Pegboy and The Effigies. trib.al/q3cM1Rf

Jack White really knows how to put on a special Chicago show. “Chicago, you know this kind of rock and roll can only be made in the Midwest,” the proud Detroit native shared with the crowd on Saturday night in Douglass Park. trib.al/9K9ycET

“I’m so grateful to all of you for showing up and ribbing me all these years,” the musician and actor said, referring to the yearslong taunting to get him to play at Riot Fest. trib.al/d1SbYo6

Banking giants like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs now say that the probability the U.S. will hit a recession this year is 40% to 60%. Here's how to prepare yourself for a potential economic downturn. trib.al/gXiTG8C

Hundreds celebrated the life and mourned the death of former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar, the moderate two-term Republican who brought Cook County, the collar counties and downstate Illinois together.

Photos: Clergy from a variety of faiths led prayer and worship rituals along a march to the Great Lakes Naval Station, which has served as the base for an immigration-enforcement campaign.

Riot Fest's Saturday lineup includes Weezer, The Beach Boys, Gwar and a John Stamos look-alike contest. Here’s a look at some of the sights and sounds on Day 2.

Ten people who were arrested during a clash with federal immigration agents at the Broadview U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing facility were freed. But there was no word on whether any of them had been charged.

White Sox fans’ final glimpse of Jose Abreu as a South Sider was of him opting not to play. He was noticeably coy about his present and future.

Will Stamos-Gate finally end? After 12 years of stalking Uncle Jesse, Riot Fest looks to make history Saturday as John Stamos is expected to finally set foot at the festival.

This year, organizers announced that Stamos, after years of taunts, “tentatively/begrudgingly agreed” to appear at the fest and sit in on drums for previously announced act The Beach Boys.

The Chicago Zoning Board of Appeals approved plans Friday for a nine-story residential tower in River North, transforming a surface parking lot at Huron and Orleans streets.

Jim Holcomb, of Albany Park, collapsed during a cycling event in rural Michigan last year, prompting bystander Brittany Miles of Indiana to stop and perform CPR until an ambulance arrived. trib.al/ARUidvV

CPS is swinging back at the U.S. Department of Education’s threat to yank a federal grant unless the school district abolishes its Black Student Success Plan and transgender bathrooms. trib.al/jFgEn2J

Rosalio Pelayo Salgado was detained on Sept. 10. His daughter said he described being called slurs and having his anxiety medication taken away. trib.al/J4iCv8d

Here’s a look at some of the sights and sounds on Day 1 at Riot Fest in Douglass Park. trib.al/k6zA9j7

Chicago’s acting transit boss given two weeks to detail moves to “deter crime, stop fare evasion and provide a clean environment for passengers” by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. trib.al/nMstKjj

Seven Illinois congressional Democrats on Friday voted against a House resolution condemning political violence and honoring Charlie Kirk’s life.

The White Sox are en route to owning the worst record in the American League for the second consecutive season. Yet what fans might not see is General Manager Chris Getz’s long game, including developing international recruits.

At least two people were arrested after clashing with ICE agents. Protesters said they haven’t seen the people who were arrested since they were taken inside the Broadview processing center. 🔴 LIVE updates: trib.al/7zsmNsb

Two years into the Gaza war, Jewish college students in Chicago say they, and other Jewish students like them, have experienced everything from subtle hostility to overt harassment for their connection to Israel.

Renown artist Theaster Gates is having his first solo exhibition in Chicago at the Smart Museum of Art on University of Chicago’s campus. It represents a turning point in his relationship to both his craft and his city.

Few Chicagoans likely know who Oscar D’Angelo was. And yet, he wielded immense clout during the mayoral eras of Richard J. Daley and his son, and ran Chicago’s Little Italy neighborhood like his personal fiefdom.

During a demonstration outside of the Broadview processing center, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents pushed a congressional candidate to the ground and clashed with other protestors, according to a video posted to social media.

Amid President Trump’s immigration deportation campaign, the loved ones of those detained have been arriving at the Broadview ICE facility desperate for information — only to be turned away with few answers.

U.S. Health Secretary RFK Jr.’s hand-picked vaccine advisory committee now says that the vaccine known as MMRV not be given before age 4. Many doctors and experts say the committee is creating fear and mistrust of vaccines.

Nearly 50 instructors from colleges across Illinois are named in an online database dubbed “Professor Watchlist” that was created by a group affiliated with slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk to unmask “radical professors,” WBEZ found. trib.al/UjFOTf8

Illinois state legislators and local advocates are pushing to repeal a law that allows Illinois to sanction businesses that boycott Israel. When the current legislation was passed in 2015, Illinois was the first of 38 states with similar laws on the books. trib.al/ZyCdJOB

Federal immigration authorities arrested a student at Elgin Community College Thursday morning, the college announced. The student was arrested in a parking lot on the college’s main campus.

The Chicago Plan Commission gave the first approval on Thursday for Chicago Fire FC’s plans to build a $650 million soccer stadium at The 78.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has ramped up its marketing in an effort to expand its workforce by 75%, a move coinciding with President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement in Chicago.

Nearly 140 organizations, including several from Chicago, signed on to a letter joining together in the face of a federal suppression on philanthropies supporting causes that oppose President Donald Trump administration’s beliefs.

Gov. JB Pritzker met and posed for a photo with a South Side anti-violence worker several days before the man allegedly took part in a Mag Mile smash-and-grab robbery that killed someone on their way to work.

Former Bears coach Matt Eberflus said he hasn’t given much thought to returning to Soldier Field for the first time since he was fired in November. He said Sunday is “an opportunity to execute.”

Chicago's Knuckle Puck is playing Riot Fest this weekend in celebration of the 10-year anniversary of their debut album, “Copacetic.” The record found early success and was lauded by audiences for breathing new life into pop-punk.

A motorist was in custody after a 9-year-old boy was fatally struck by a car Thursday morning outside an Austin elementary school on the West Side, police said.

A federal judge on Thursday handed a 12-year prison sentence to a former Navy sailor who “raised his hand not to swear an oath to the Constitution but to participate in an attack” on Naval Station Great Lakes.

L’Oreal Thompson Payton says she wants her new bookstore, Zora's Place, to pay homage to her literary foremothers and uplift Black feminism.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker accused President Donald Trump of following an authoritarian playbook by silencing his opponents and urged Americans to “write letters, write e-mails, post online, speak up [and] protest” ABC’s decision to fire Jimmy Kimmel.

A man has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for using a credit card skimmer across Chicago and parts of New Jersey to steal more than $175,000.

Seven women filed federal lawsuits against correctional officers and internal investigators at Logan Correctional Center. Their attorney Elizabeth Payne calls the pattern of sexual abuse “an epidemic.”

The Chicago International Film Festival announced its lineup of nearly 120 feature films and 70 shorts from more than 60 countries to be showcased in October — kicking off with the world premiere of director Kevin Shaw’s film “One Golden Summer." trib.al/pzpCKFg

Some of those arrested have violent criminal histories, including men respectively convicted of murder and sexually abusing a child. Others were previously deported from the country. trib.al/Z9gDyl8

Seven women filed federal lawsuits against correctional officers and internal investigators at Logan Correctional Center. Elizabeth Payne, who represents the women, called the pattern of sexual abuse “an epidemic.” trib.al/fdB6erg

A growing memorial for political activist Charlie Kirk in his birthplace of Arlington Heights will be allowed in North School Park through Sunday, park district officials decided.

U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth is demanding Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins abandon his plan to use 12 parking spots at Edward Hines, JR. VA Hospital as a “staging area” for ICE agents.

At a Leo Catholic High School watch party for the ‘America’s Got Talent’ semifinals, Chicagoans cheered on the choir’s cover of Fall Out Boy’s ‘Centuries.’ The choir finds out tonight whether it advances.