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With the trade deadline 12 games away, Bulls stumble vs. Warriors

There is still no uptick on the Zach LaVine trade market. And while the two-time All-Star has been playing well the last few games, the Bulls need a dance partner to emerge before the deadline Feb. 8.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

How years of scouting, and a 2023 adjustment, led the Cubs to sign Shōta Imanaga

Imanaga was part of what vice president of pro scouting Andrew Bassett described as a “wow” class of talent coming over from Japan this year.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

Cubs’ offseason has picked up, but Jed Hoyer saw what fans were saying about him

At the Cubs Convention, Hoyer referenced one particular meme that circulated on social media.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

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Man dies of cold exposure in Schiller Park

The 60-year-old man’s death Thursday was ruled an accident and happened as temperatures plunged during a winter storm.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

Bulls wing Torrey Craig (plantar fasciitis) cleared for light activity

Craig has missed almost a month of games and was still not in the clear as he recovers from the injury in his right foot. But according to coach Billy Donovan, he was cleared to start some light running and shooting.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

Pressure? Cubs’ Craig Counsell just got here, and already he’s on the run like a ‘Fugitive’

Counsell isn’t in Milwaukee anymore. At his first Cubs Convention, he felt the differences between his old city and his new one pumping through his veins.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

José Ochoa named new president of National Museum of Mexican Art

The museum’s new president and CEO is also the founding executive of ChiArts High School.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

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Cubs fans pessimistic about World Series chances amid slow-moving offseason

Fans descended on the downtown Sheraton Grand Chicago for the Cubs Convention, which ends Sunday.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

Weekend Forecast: Previewing and predicting the top high school basketball games

A look at some of this weekend’s biggest games.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 13, 2024

How to shovel heavy, wet snow to save your back and your heart

Here’s what you need to know to stay safe while digging yourself out after a big snow storm.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

City will open warming centers this weekend as Chicagoans brace for brutal winter temperatures

The Office of Emergency Management and Communications said it would work with city departments to help residents, the unhoused and new arrivals stay warm over the coming days.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Ed Burke’s Field Museum move may not have been unusual, but it shouldn’t be the norm

This is a warning to everyone else in the political business who thinks its OK to make an oblique threat that is never followed through on. Don’t do it.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

City preparing to ‘right-size’ migrant shelters due to budget constraints

Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th), chair of the City Council’s Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights, said Deputy Chief of Staff Cristina Pacione-Zayas told him late last month of the city’s plan to, as she put it, “right-size” the migrant shelter system without offering details.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

‘Bomb cyclone’ could hit Chicago area Friday night — and no matter what they call it, it’ll be nasty

With wind upward of 40 mph and 6 more inches of snow expected Friday night, residents are advised to stay indoors.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

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Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Grilling 700 burgers and hot dogs ‘exhausting but exhilarating’ — when done to feed Israeli soldiers near the Gaza border

Chicago Rabbi Barry Axler, 77, and his wife, Morene Dunn, 80, joined volunteers at an Air Force Base near Gaza last month, helping feed frontline soldiers serving in the Israel-Hamas War.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Chicago’s Fuerza Bruta bringing punk force to Tomorrow Never Knows fest

Familiar locally for gigs at Ruido Fest, Cobra Lounge and Reggie’s, the five-piece band is making its TNK fest debut.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

PPP fraud investigation finds Cook County workers ripped off $1.2 million from pandemic relief program

Interim Cook County Inspector General Steven Cyranoski says he suspects eight workers of defrauding the Paycheck Protection Program — on top of at least 31 workers he previously identified.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Analyzing the Bears’ biggest end-of-season decisions

The Sun-Times’ Bears experts — Patrick Finley, Jason Lieser and Mark Potash — break down their end-of-season decisions and what lies ahead:

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Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Former Citi VP in Chicago charged with elder fraud

Helen Caldwell, whose actions were spotlighted in an Injustice Watch investigation published by the Sun-Times, is charged with bilking $1.5 million by steering elderly banking clients to invest in her side deals producing slasher movies.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Winter storm cancels CPS after-school activities, knocks out power at more than 30 schools

Attendance varied Friday — some schools were half empty, and others had around 80% of their students.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Interfaith Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast discusses labor, faith and the future

The 38th annual event honored Romel Ferguson, a minister and the Chicago Teachers Union operations manager.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Migrants won’t get booted from shelters next week, city says, while migrants at ‘landing zone’ stuck on buses as snowstorm hits Chicago

The city has delayed shelter evictions originally due to begin Tuesday. More than 140 migrants remain in buses at the city’s designated site for new arrivals.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Picture Chicago: 16 must-see Sun-Times photos from this week in news

First Lady Jill Biden toured the University of Illinois Chicago Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute to highlight the importance of research in women’s health, thousands visited Wintrust Winterland at Wrigley Field, and the “Chicago rat hole” received a lot of attention on social media.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Pritzker urges Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to stop migrant dropoffs amid winter storm: ‘I plead with you for mercy’

With Chicago temperatures expected to dip to dangerous lows, Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants migrant dropoffs from Texas to stop.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 12, 2024

Blackhawks sign Nick Foligno to 2-year contract extension

The veteran forward will stick around to provide leadership — and some on-ice contributions — with a $4.5 million salary-cap hit.

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