Whet Moser

The story of Curiel's hometown East Chicago, shaped by immigration policy, sheds light on why Trump crossed a line when attacking the federal judge.

The Cubs are on pace to challenge the 2001 Seattle Mariners' record-setting 116 wins. And they're doing it by being better than their opponents across the board.

Skyscraper news galore, an ode to Empty Bottle, and the pain of a reverse commute.

The passionate beliefs of an aggressively capitalist Supreme Court justice, a stubborn department store magnate, and an environmentalist law professor somehow combined, over the course of more than a century,...

Before they were vital role players on one of the best basketball teams in history, they were downstate stars.

A look at Chicago’s growing rat problem, what the numbers say about Chicago’s murder rate, and photos of the mostly hidden Deep Tunnel.

On this date in 1933, the Century of Progress exhibition opened on the lakefront, which was evolving into the world-famous chain of parks that we recognize today.

Consultants, managers, and marketers lead a cohort of younger adults who would rather rent than buy in the city.

The region's population growth has been stagnant, but the urban boom hasn't left it behind entirely, as green shoots show up in job and business-creation numbers.

Remembering Wicker Park’s rock scene, the short life of Deonte Howard, and why Chicago makes sense for young standups