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(04/28/22) - US Rep. Mike Quigley won’t run for Chicago mayor in 2023; Lightfoot expected to announce reelection bid soon

(04/28/22) - ‘Staunch advocate’ for mental health patients fatally shot outside Brickyard Mall was domestic violence victim, officials say

(04/28/22) - DEA suspends Evergreen Park pharmacy’s ability to prescribe certain controlled substances

(04/28/22) - Metra eyes long-delayed bridge work on Union Pacific North Line

(04/28/22) - El Milagro committed ‘flagrant’ violations of state labor law, according to Department of Labor

(04/28/22) - High school boy dead after being struck by Amtrak train in Logan Square: fire officials

(04/28/22) - Chicago has a new U.S. marshal 4 years after previous boss resigned

(04/28/22) - Chicago casino finalists: What to know about the bids, from the locations to the possible roadblocks

(04/28/22) - Daywatch: Schools and police punish students with tickets for minor misbehavior | Death of a dream house | Bulls season ends with Game 5 loss to Bucks

(04/28/22) - Death of a dream house: Despite owner’s pleas, DuPage County tears down unfinished mansion that became trespassers’ oasis

(04/28/22) - The Price Kids Pay: How we reported on student ticketing in Illinois schools

(04/28/22) - The Price Kids Pay: Schools and police punish students with costly tickets for minor misbehavior

(04/28/22) - How the Chicago Bulls’ 1st-round playoff series vs. the Milwaukee Bucks unfolded

(04/28/22) - Chicago protesters push back against recent wave of anti-LGBTQ bills in state legislatures

(04/28/22) - ComEd carbon credit to lower bills by $20 per month in June, a dividend from bailout of 3 struggling Illinois nuclear plants

(04/27/22) - Archdiocese of Chicago settles 5 sex abuse claims for $800,000, including against civil rights activist Rev. George Clements

(04/27/22) - Phillip Hanks celebrates his transplant-aversary with 5 new organs

(04/27/22) - Tribune, news organizations fighting Chicago Park District effort to seal lawsuit alleging Mayor Lori Lightfoot made obscene, defamatory comments

(04/27/22) - School resource officers are under scrutiny again in CPS as dozens of high schools reconsider the controversial police program

(04/27/22) - 10-year sentence given to man ‘intent on terrorizing’ Lombard who also pleaded guilty to child pornography charges: DuPage County prosecutors

(04/27/22) - ‘It was a total surprise’: Chicago police investigating 2 more violent CTA robberies, including 1 involving former ‘Wild Chicago’ TV host Will Clinger

(04/27/22) - Gary woman sentenced to 50 years in death of foster child; defense said they will appeal

(04/27/22) - Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s free gas and CTA fare card giveaways narrowly win City Council approval

(04/27/22) - Armadillo captured on trail camera

(04/27/22) - Formerly homeless Navy vet and Englewood native receives $80K to expand healthy food delivery

(04/27/22) - Measures aimed at easing ongoing teacher shortage signed into law by Gov. J.B. Pritzker

(04/27/22) - Meta expanding massive $1 billion DeKalb data center, set to power everything from Facebook to Instagram beginning next year

(04/27/22) - Chicago Tribune food critic Louisa Chu nominated for James Beard award for restaurant reviews

(04/27/22) - Zach LaVine will miss Game 5 after the Chicago Bulls star enters health and safety protocols for 3rd time in the last year

(04/27/22) - Daywatch: Biden pardons ex-Secret Service agent from Chicago | Ethics and lobbying become a focus in assessor’s race | Chicago Reader owner steps down

(04/27/22) - Ethics and lobbying become a focus in the Cook County assessor’s race

(04/27/22) - Google to pay $100 million class-action settlement in Illinois biometric privacy lawsuit

(04/27/22) - Chicagoan Abraham Bolden, first Black Secret Service agent on a presidential detail, pardoned by Biden nearly 60 years after conviction