Every Cubs home playoff game, the Tribune will introduce you to fans sitting in Aisle 240, Row 23 of Wrigley Field during what fans hope will be a historic run....
After holding a baby, posing for selfies with wide-eyed grown men, helping fans fumbling with their phone cameras, signing baseballs for boys in team jerseys and autographing a scorecard, a...
The woman who is suing Derrick Rose, accusing him of sexual assault, told reporters Thursday the former Bulls star "knows what he did now" and said she hopes going public...
The Trailways bus idled behind the armory, packed with canvas bags and gear. Someone yelled out the final call: It was time to go. Staff Sgt. Michael Looze grabbed his...
A federal judge ruled Thursday that a man suspected of trying to detonate a bomb in the Loop is not mentally competent to stand trial at this time. The suspect,...
Stamping an emphatic end to a legal case that drew the attention of the international art world, a federal judge on Tuesday ruled that a painting owned by a Canadian...
This much is not in dispute: the painting, Exhibit A in courtroom parlance, is an untitled work depicting a desert scene of red rocks and dusty mesas dotted with cactus....
Smiling, laughing and occasionally thrusting his arms aloft, a man accused of trying to set off a bomb in the Loop in an alleged terrorist plot told a federal judge...
A man accused of attempting to detonate a car bomb in the Loop should be ruled mentally unfit for trial because he believes the government is plotting to behead him...
The reignited debate over the Cubs' acquisition of Aroldis Chapman this week has underscored the frustration among many domestic violence agencies regarding the team's decision to trade for the player....