Dorothy Hoffner, Chicago Woman Who Skydived at 104, Dies

[ad_1] Dorothy Hoffner, the centenarian who gained international adoration for skydiving at age 104 earlier this month, all […]

Attack in Israel, bombardment of Gaza echo in Chicago

[ad_1] Streeterville resident Michael Traison sought cover Saturday night in the inner core of his second home. The […]

[ad_1] As calls to shift the focus of Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day have intensified in recent […]

[ad_1] Chicago police have shut down a River North nightclub a day after a mass shooting occurred outside […]

[ad_1] Mayor Brandon Johnson’s decision to bring a NASCAR road race back downtown comes even though the event […]

[ad_1] Just past the halfway point of a marathon, sometimes all it takes is a catchy sign or […]

[ad_1] Millions of birds fly over Chicago during the fall migration season, and a number of them die […]

[ad_1] Kelvin Kiptum of Kenya celebrates after winning the 2023 Chicago Marathon professional men’s division and setting a […]

[ad_1] The actor S. Epatha Merkerson is perhaps best known for her 17 consecutive seasons as Lt. Anita […]

[ad_1] David Willard has been checking the grounds of Chicago’s lakefront exhibition center for dead birds for 40 […]

[ad_1] Filmmaker Minhal Baig, a graduate of North Side College Prep, is about to present a novel perspective on a notorious Chicago topic: […]

[ad_1] President Joe Biden’s decision Thursday to resume deportation flights of Venezuelans sparked concern among immigration advocates Friday […]

[ad_1] As the United Auto Workers strike enters its fourth week, Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant is set to […]

[ad_1] On pace to be the largest ever, this year’s Chicago Marathon on Sunday attracted more than 47,000 […]

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