Chicago
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Musician who wrote 'Lake Shore Drive' dies at 71
Oct 05, 2017 1:00 am - Skip Haynes, who wrote the Chicago anthem "Lake Shore Drive," died of cancer Monday in California. Haynes, 71, had been the last surviving member of Aliotta, Haynes and ...
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Ald. Beale backs off on fingerprinting Uber and Lyft drivers
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Preckwinkle: Soda tax was all about money, and the county needs it
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Many in Austin oppose any more school closings - even for new school
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Street closures, precautions begun ahead of Chicago marathon
Oct 04, 2017 7:00 am - CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago city officials and race organizers are closing streets and urging the public to stay safe during the 2017 Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Sund...
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Transit agency adding service for Chicago Marathon weekend
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Chicago schools dropping lawsuit filed over state funding
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Lawsuit seeks 'seat at the table' on Chicago police reforms
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Chicago Marathon vows to do 'everything necessary' to make race safeOct 04, 2017 5:30 am - The following statement about race security was issued by organziers of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon: As we enter the final week of preparations for the 40th run...
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Chicago Marathon boss: After 40 years, we're still the people's raceOct 04, 2017 5:30 am - Editor's note: Carey Pinkowski has served as executive race director of the Chicago Marathon since 1990. He writes about the race's 40th anniversary on Sunday, and t...