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The 4-2 Chicago Bears will play the 1-5 Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in a Week 8 matchup. Here’s what you need to know before kickoff (noon, CBS-2).
5 things to watch for plus our predictionsApologies for the late notice, but it’s difficult these days in Chicago to muster up the required level of outrage needed to become a full-time sports pundit.
There certainly are many topics to vent about in the sports world, but not enough real anger to provide a proper harrumphing after href="https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/10/25/chicago-tear-gas-irving-park/"...
I believe Gina Misic when she says she doesn’t want revenge.
Nor is she even demanding justice, if that means a conviction and/or jail time for the driver who struck and killed her 27-year-old son while he was riding his bike on Montgomery Road in Aurora five years ago.
What this still-grieving mother really wants is an apology. And an explanation of what happen...
A new book by students at Lemont High School includes some interesting tidbits of history, such as teachers’ homes being destroyed by the deadly tornado of 1976.
“A while ago, in 1976, a significant tornado came right through the campus and a neighborhood across from us,” said Noah Tienda. “A lot of teachers in this building lost their houses.
“We thought ...
Donald Trump appears to have finally fallen out of love with Vladimir Putin, which is good news, long time coming.
If you cut through all of the back-and-forth over the past week regarding the war in Ukraine, the central issue remains the same. And unresolved.
Putin invaded a sovereign nation. That country fought back harder than the Russian dictator predicted, ...
