Jo Napolitano

A Hinsdale teenager robbed his neighborhood Dunkin' Donuts of $167 this week only to return a day later to give back the cash along with an apology, authorities said. But...

A Naperville father's campaign to spare his 11-year-old son from daily exposure to two boys who are accused of sexually assaulting him has sparked debate over whether the school district...

Retailers make it up to shoppers We had a lot going on last week. Chicago had a lot going on last week. America had a lot going on last week....

Once the province of tater tots, reheated burgers and chocolate milk, school lunches are increasingly featuring local produce and healthy foods as administrators battle rising food prices and expanding student...

Passing rates plunged among Illinois' bilingual students this year after they were given the same exams as other students, and dozens of public schools have been deemed failing as a...

Passing rates plunged among Illinois' bilingual students this year after they were given the same exams as other students, and dozens of public schools have been deemed failing as a...

Don Hecathorn knew Kirstin Blockinger well. He worked alongside her daddy, her grandpa and her aunt, all fellow firefighters. He knew about the 13-month-old's health problems, the seizures that had...

The Tribune asked Chicago-area residents what questions they would put to the candidates if they could attend Tuesday's town hall-style debate. Their answers: Victor Reyes 20, of Cicero "How do...

When Claudia Woods-Branch refinanced the mortgage on her Roseland home about five years ago, she worked as a corporate operations manager and could easily afford her $800-a-month payments. A sudden...

Residents throughout the flood-damaged Chicago region continued trying to save waterlogged treasures Friday even as they struggled to get rid of damaged furniture and that all-pervasive musty smell. Government officials,...