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It has been a great year for the Chicago-Israel partnership. From Bronzeville to Little Village, models of Israeli mental health treatment, entrepreneurship, and social innovation are being implemented by the community.

Delivering the 2023 budget address that will serve as her reelection platform, Lightfoot’s $16.4 billion spending plan has a laundry list of new and continued investments intended to ease violence, homelessness and poverty.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what we saw during Sunday's game and how we graded the Bears in their loss to the Giants.

The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears, 20-12, in Week 4 and the Giants Wire team grades reflect that performance.

Our Bears Wire staff is sharing their thoughts about Sunday's frustrating loss to the Giants.

City officials are offering landlords money if they come up with new ideas for buildings that have lost their allure amid downtown’s expansion.

Argyle Street, a pocket of Chicago’s Uptown community area, has long been known as a refuge for Asian immigrants, but residents worry it’s becoming increasingly more difficult to afford to live there.

DeMar DeRozan is tired of being called old.

CHICAGO — Barbecue has been on my mind for months now, from the newer Texas-style offerings in the suburbs to the saucy South Side classics. As I’ve hopefully made clear, Chicago has a robust barbecue tradition, particularly for a northern city. But after looking through the Tribune’s archives, even I…

In addition to star Jeremy Allen White's months of training at restaurants, including Santa Monica's Pasjoli, much of the realism so many have attributed to TV's "The Bear" is due to the culinary supervision of chefs Courtney Storer and Matty Matheson, who also played handyman Neil Fak on the show.…

The Tony La Russa 2.0 era is ending. So who will be the next Chicago White Sox manager?