Antonio Olivo

Black community leaders in Chicago on Saturday sought to keep the spotlight on the racially charged "Jena 6" case in Louisiana a day after a state appeals court there threw...

The news of a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration Friday was delivered by Bush administration officials with a verbal finger wag, a warning carried out after Congress' failure this summer...

Jimmy Rogers was in the back of an unmarked squad car, his sister on the sidewalk on a sticky summer afternoon yelling to anyone who would listen. "He didn't do...

Surrounded by dozens of playing children, Schanna Gayden and her cousin lingered at a Logan Square playground Monday evening, enjoying a snack from a nearby fruit cart. They heard what...

When news broke last week that the immigration reform bill in the U.S. Senate was alive again, people on an Amtrak train leaving San Antonio cheered. The immigration-rights advocates were...

Joining other religious groups pushing for immigration reform, 26 Roman Catholic orders in Chicago announced a new lobbying campaign Friday, promising to flood lawmakers in Washington with 6,000 phone calls,...

In Los Angeles, authorities launched an investigation Wednesday into how an immigration march of 25,000 people turned violent, with protesters apparently throwing rocks and bottles, while police responded with batons...

The chants and drum beats Tuesday were familiar, and so was the sight of an estimated 150,000 demonstrators marching shoulder to shoulder through Chicago's Loop, a sweaty, tightly packed throng...

Bobcat tractors crawl through empty kitchens and living rooms at the Stateway Gardens complex, hammering apart the last public housing high-rise in one of the nation's most notorious stretches of...

The Bears were losing and it wasn't the end of the world. Bears fans had a good season to look back on, good seasons to look forward to, good parties...