Terry Wilson

President Clinton's recent apology to the surviving participants and families of those involved in the Tuskegee syphilis study has done little to rebuild many minorities' confidence in medical science, authorities...

Standing on the curb of Broadway Avenue just north of Clark Street Sunday afternoon, Jean Cathro, 64, watched a drag queen in rainbow-colored 4-inch platform shoes and a sheer purple...

Find a cozy stretch of curb or shade-prone sidewalk to view Chicago's 28th Annual Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade, which starts at 2 p.m. Sunday in Lakeview. Themed "Equality Through...

Adiba Khan's fears for her husband's safety were quelled Wednesday, but only after an overseas call to a relative. Her husband, Taqi Khan, 45, of Chicago, had gone to Mecca...

Regional governing bodies of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. cast the deciding votes Tuesday in the most divisive issue to face the church in decades, giving the so-called "fidelity and chastity"...

In 1994, the Archdiocese of Chicago tried to lock faithful parishioners out of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. This week, a priest welcomed them into the sanctuary they had...

Prosecutors said Tuesday that the son of Ald. Robert Shaw (9th) waved a gun at the man who, minutes later, would shoot him. These details were released Tuesday at a...

Born in an age when immigrants were flocking to Chicago, The Sentinel, for 85 years the newspaper watchdog of Chicago's Jewish community, has published its last issue. It was preceded...

After hearing Monday that the Supreme Court had struck down a Colorado anti-homosexual initiative, Elizabeth Birch felt jubilant. After years of hard work and lobbying, she reveled in the gay...

In this part of town, on the South Side, the women who stroll the streets for business don't waste much time worrying about their attire. There are no high heels,...