Christiane Amanpour

[ad_1] Remember the Thomas Brown bump? Once upon a time, the Bears’ offense seemed invigorated when Brown was promoted to offensive coordinator after Shane Waldron was fired following a dreadful 142-yard offensive performance in a 19-3 loss to the Patriots on Nov. 10. In NFC North games against the Packers, Vikings and Lions, the Bears […]

[ad_1] Jason Lieser and Mark Potash break down how it all went so wrong for the Bears, what to do about Tyrique Stevenson in 2025 and more. Plus, a look ahead to the Bears-Lions game Sunday at Soldier Field. New episodes of “Halas Intrigue” will be published regularly with accompanying stories collected on the podcast’s

[ad_1] Chicago Public Schools is no stranger to crises. Having navigated numerous budget shortfalls and leadership disputes in the district, I recognize that tough decisions are inevitable. Financial challenges and potential school closures are not new news for a district that has also suffered from declining enrollment. What is new — and deeply concerning —

[ad_1] If the White Sox need an answer for second base in 2024, perhaps they should look no further than the “haul” of prospects they got from the Red Sox in the trade for Garrett Crochet. Not at the top of the pile, where catcher Kyle Teel and Braden Montgomery, the No. 25 and 54

[ad_1] A man who was wanted for a triple homicide in downstate Illinois was killed during a shootout Wednesday with Berwyn police, the suburban police department said. Officers responded to a call of a man with a gun in the 1800 block of Home Avenue in Berwyn just before midnight, then trailed the gunman as

[ad_1] Chicago Public Schools is no stranger to crises. Having navigated numerous budget shortfalls and leadership disputes in the district, I recognize that tough decisions are inevitable. Financial challenges and potential school closures are not new news for a district that has also suffered from declining enrollment. What is new — and deeply concerning —

[ad_1] Reconciliation between Sammy Sosa and Cubs ownership has begun. A rift between the two, rooted in Sosa’s ties to the steroid era and refusal to admit that he used performance enhancing drugs, has kept Sosa out of Cubs events and away from Wrigley Field. But on Thursday, Sosa sent out a revealing statement. “There

[ad_1] Charlie Wheeler was walking south on Rush Street Tuesday morning as I turned the corner from Chicago Avenue, heading north toward the Newberry Library. On his head, a gray beanie with an orange propeller. For all the cartoons I’ve seen featuring guys in pinwheel hats, I’d never had the chance to actually speak with

[ad_1] ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson was standing on the sideline on Thanksgiving and heard the way the football zipped out of Bears quarterback Caleb Williams’ right hand. “You could hear the ball whistle by you,” he said Thursday before the Lions practiced for Sunday’s game at Soldier Field. “He’s got

[ad_1] Police were investigating after a burned body were found near a trail Wednesday morning in suburban Wheaton. A person walking on the Lincoln Marsh trail noticed a fire in the marsh and found the body about 7:20 a.m. Wednesday, Wheaton police said. “Fire by its nature is destructive, and it adds a layer of