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Robert Loerzel discovered the "furry" remains while strolling at Montrose Beach Dunes in Chicago, Illinois, and has since shared these eerie photographs online

CHICAGO -- One year ago, Phillip Hanks was enduring the first of two surgeries. One was almost eight hours to give him a new intestine, stomach, liver and pancreas. The following day, Hanks was back on the operating table to get a kidney.

Sebastian Maniscalco got the chance to be onstage at the NFL draft and, along with former Bears star running back Matt Forte, announce the team’s second-round selection Friday night

2022 NFL Draft Day Three Mock Draft for rounds 4, 5, 6, 7.

CHICAGO — This wasn’t the game the Angels planned, but it still couldn’t have worked out much better.

In cases the Sun-Times reviewed from the 2020 federal crackdown, the average sentence of nearly four years was far higher than typically seen in Cook County’s courts.

CHICAGO — Zach LaVine isn’t showing his hand as he approaches his first summer as an unrestricted free agent.

Stacy Escamilla and Julie Troglia shared their emotional stories with the Chicago Sun-Times, hoping to embolden their colleagues to seek help before they reach the breaking point.

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Sen. Dick Durbin said he sees the program helping to build a network of vehicle charging stations in Chicago and beyond.

CHICAGO — Six years ago Whole Foods Market opened a store with much fanfare in Englewood, a South Side neighborhood that had few other groceries at the time. Lines of customers, many of them clutching Whole Foods tote bags, stretched out the door on opening day. Live music filled the…