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Corrections and clarifications for Tuesday, Jan. 26 … [Read more...] about Corrections and clarifications

Chicago homicides victims: Charts, maps tracking shooting victims … [Read more...] about Tracking Chicago homicide victims

Click through to see Chicago Tribune reader submissions of snow photos. … [Read more...] about Your submissions: Chicago-area snow photos

The Diocese of Madison said it and the Rev. John Zuhlsdorf reached a mutual decision on his departure and he will relocate “to pursue other opportunities.” … [Read more...] about Wisconsin priest who livestreamed exorcisms he said were to root out voter fraud leaves Catholic diocese in Madison

A jury trial has been set for December for Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta on charges alleging he took an envelope stuffed with cash bribes from a representative of clout-heavy red light camera company. … [Read more...] about Crestwood mayor gets December trial date on federal bribery charges

Chicago art gallery closed for COVID-19 violations, but otherwise high level of compliance … [Read more...] about City shuts down gallery hosting a private party during Chicago’s first weekend reopened for indoor business

Pandemic workarounds may have eliminated the need for snow days, logistically. But psychologically? We need them more than ever. … [Read more...] about Column: Will remote learning spell the end of snow days? I sure hope not.

Travelers coming to Chicago from any state except Hawaii will continue to be subject to the city’s travel order restrictions, according to a Tuesday update. … [Read more...] about No changes to Chicago travel order as all states except Hawaii remain under negative COVID-19 test or quarantine requirement

The Chicago Park District is bolstering the Lake Michigan shoreline as storms and erosion continue to ravage sections of the lakefront. Work has started near the South Shore Cultural Center, where sinkholes have developed. … [Read more...] about Shoreline protection work underway