Chicago Sky head coach Tyler Marsh pays $665,000 for home in southwest suburban Burbank
The five-bedroom home was built by Kowal Builders.
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John Hultman, the longtime voice of WBBM news radio, is dead at 89
Hultman and anchor partner Felicia Middlebrooks were among the most-followed broadcast journalists in Chicago for decades.
Richard ‘Buzz’ Norton, Merchandise Mart antiques firm owner who appeared on ‘Antiques Roadshow,’ dies at 85
The North Shore native was a valuable local resource on antiques and was tapped several times to provide insights on the PBS antiques show.
Orion Samuelson, considered the Bruce Springsteen of WGN radio’s agribusiness reporting, dies at 91
He delivered critical information for farmers across the Midwest during a 60-year career as WGN-AM radio's agribusiness reporter.
Jorie Lueloff, long known as first female news anchor on Chicago TV, dies at 85
She was an outspoken opponent of credit discrimination against women before Congress passed the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
‘Chicago Fire’ actor Taylor Kinney lists West Loop loft for rent
Actor Taylor Kinney, who has starred for more than a decade on the NBC drama “Chicago Fire,” has placed his two-bedroom, 3,380-square-foot exposed brick and timber loft in the West...
Sprout Social co-founder Aaron Rankin sells mansion for $14.3M, the highest Lake Geneva-area price in months
Rankin and his wife sold the home through a land trust to Milwaukee-based Eagles Wings Trust on March 3, according to public documents.
Hinsdale 6-bedroom, 11-bathroom mansion sells for $3.8M
The 19-room, colonial-style mansion in Hinsdale has been reworked and expanded to include 11 bathrooms, nine fireplaces and an elevator.
Flossmoor home owned by first Black partner at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill to go on market in April
Built in the mid-1970s, the four-bedroom house was designed by Robert Wesley, who became Skidmore’s first Black partner in 1984.
Gayle Franzen, longtime Illinois and DuPage County public servant who helped build I-355, dies at 81
As DuPage County Board chairman, he worked to end long-standing rancor on the board while also reducing residents’ property taxes.