Elections have consequences. That cliche often is used at the national level, but nowhere is it more apt right now than at the Chicago Board of Education. When Chicago voters elected school board ...

The newspaper will still publish letters to the editor, op-eds and guest columns from members of the community.

We launched Chicago’s Next Voices to hear more of the diverse experiences and perspectives that make up our community.

Concerned about the future of American democracy? The vibrant elections in Chicago’s suburbs should encourage you.

Beginning Monday, the Sun-Times will no longer offer editorials. We will, however, continue to publish Letters to the Editor, op-eds and guest columns from community members, leaders and scholars.

In a career that started in old-school newsrooms with surly editors barking orders, Sneed spent decades working with other ...

The bad news: 35 staffers — including 23 in the newsroom — took a Chicago Public Media buyout and most are leaving today. But ...

That may be in my DNA from clipping coupons from the Sunday paper with my mom (Doria Ragland) when I was little, but I always feel triumphant when I’ve bought something on sale or found a coupon ...

The city of Aurora will hold its St. Patrick’s Parade and Irish flag-raising ceremony beginning at 11 a.m. Sunday in downtown Aurora. The event “honoring the legacy of the parade’s namesake ...

Chicago Bears Q&A: When did they last invest so much in the O-line? How high is too high to draft a RB? Chicago Bears Q&A: When did they last invest so much in the O-line? How high is too high to ...

Gary Library to host Dunes program, Jazz Sunday, book sale The Gary Public ... Editorial: On April 1, Chicago’s suburbs have their say at the ballot box. Here are the hot local issues.

Duke ended Auburn’s eight-week stay at No. 1 in the AP Top 25 men’s college basketball poll on Monday, while the Tigers dropped to third behind Houston as all three programs began preparing ...