The Latest Breaking News from Chicago

The public data on PPP loans contains a lot of suspicious patterns, but it can also send people on wild goose chases

The teachers union and the school’s board of directors finalized a deal after more than a year of negotiations.

As of Tuesday, there have been 82 shootings on Cook County expressways, putting the city on pace to have fewer than last year. But the number of shootings is still higher than before the pandemic.

Some of Waller’s choices have troubled records. Two commanders have been accused of fostering a hostile work environment, and two other commanders have been named in costly lawsuits.

The changes sought by Ald. Ray Lopez would allow any city “agent or agency” to work with federal immigration officers if an individual granted protections under the ordinance has been arrested and accused of a variety of alleged offenses, including gang- and drug-related activities.

Chicago Bulls legend Dennis Rodman got emotional when talking about his time in the city.

A lot of fishing reports from Labor Day fishing and some expectations for post-holiday action lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

You can lessen the sting of losing a favorite vehicle by giving it to the Chicago Sun-Times Vehicle Donation Program.

Grab a pair of these limited-edition #Bears Air Pegasus 40 sneakers while you can and rep your Chicago Bears all the way to the Super Bowl.

Justin Fields will account for how many touchdowns? That and more Bears bold predictions as we recap Monday's headlines.

The man, 27, was taken to University of Chicago Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, police said.