Trevor Jensen

Joseph Greeley Moore set the vibe that for several decades sustained the No Exit Cafe in Rogers Park, where coffee-fueled conversation and long games of chess trumped humdrum concerns over...

Children in Palatine are expected to be first in line for free H1N1 swine flu vaccinations offered through the Cook County Department of Public Health, which is scheduling inoculations by...

Carmen M. Alcala left Mexico as a young woman to find work in Chicago and became the matriarch of a large family that runs the city's biggest Western wear emporium....

Edward W. Klein gathered chalices for poisonous plots, chaises for swooning sopranos, banquet tables, bird cages and roomfuls of other props for productions at the Lyric Opera, where he was...

Tuesday was last call for Radley, the black cat that had roamed the Empty Bottle on Western Avenue for 16 years. Radley developed a devoted following among clubgoers and musicians...

A memorial service for John Callaway, the veteran Chicago radio and television newsman, is set for 3 p.m. Sunday in Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, 5850 S. Woodlawn Ave. Callaway, 72, died...

David G. Scott, former president of Continental Assurance Co., a principal subsidiary of Chicago-based CNA, died Wednesday, May 27, in a nursing home in Culpeper, Va., said his son, Stuart....

Thomas McCarroll stationed himself outside the Westchester County, N.Y., courthouse on Sunday, April 19, 1987, sure that one of the biggest business stories of the year was about to break....

Virginia Call's age was open to question -- she was 115 according to her family, while official records can support only that she was somewhere around 111. But what was...

Fredrick "Fritz" Leonard was a man of definite opinions, which he knew how to express in tight, bright sentences. That was perfect for the Tribune's "Voice of the People" page,...