@robertchannick.bsky.social talked with Fire owner Joe Mansueto about his hopes for soccer in Chicago, and why he thinks teams should foot the bill for new stadiums, not taxpayers.
@robertchannick.bsky.social talked with Fire owner Joe Mansueto about his hopes for soccer in Chicago, and why he thinks teams should foot the bill for new stadiums, not taxpayers.
Kudos to the Sun-Times for thoroughly reviewing this special section and reporting what was fabricated.
Finally a pope who knows what comes after 773-202
Newsroom chatter: It's Good Friday. No one wants to talk to reporters.
I seem to recall working our way down the martini menu one evening.
Sad news. @fluffbucket.bsky.social, this was a convenient hangout for us back in our Printers Row days.
Preparing myself for the people trying to jam steamer trunks into the overhead compartments.
a view of the Chicago skyline from a rooftop at blue hour. The city's lights glow while the sky turns a deep blue after sunset.
Looking down onto Chicago from a helicopter. Skyscrapers ill the frame and surround Grant Park on a summer day. The turquoise blue waters of Lake Michigan dominate the background
Blooming wildflowers fill the foreground with the skyline of Chicago in the background.
A ragged, gnarly shelf cloud looms over Chicago's skyline. The clouds are tumultuous and roiling while a blue glow and rain can be seen under the cloud in the distance
Happy birthday to #Chicago, the skyline GOAT.
I've had many great encounters with national park rangers and educators. People who took the time to talk to me about sea otters on the California coast and beautiful birds in Acadia National Park and helped me when I was horribly lost in the Rockies and was feeling a bit panicky.
I love this shot.
Great read. Yes, you can be a good person and still make money.
Wool blend socks are so key.
Frigid days like this always remind me of my friend from San Diego who was moving to Chicago and said, "So, I can just wear socks with my Birkenstocks and be fine, right?" Oh, my sweet summer child.
Their barely concealed loathing of each other is so disturbing.
If it's any consolation, I had to endure a drunken man ranting at the front gate for an hour last night because he couldn't figure out how to work the access control pad.
This is how you get people back to the office: money and free lunch.
On a Saturday no less. That is a crime.
Jurors have announced they have reached a decision on 17 counts in the Michael Madigan case but are deadlocked on 12 others and donโt believe they can be unanimous.
Kai Hoffman, 1, stops as he gets tangled on a leash attached to his family's dog, Luna, as they walk near the Crown Fountain at Millennium Park Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024, in Chicago. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune)
Susan Jicha holds a rescued pigeon named Mulan as her dog, Rosie, waits for a dog treat and another rescued pigeon named Kahlo stands below at Jicha's home in the uptown neighborhood Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024, in Chicago. Jicha is one of the founding members of Great Lakes Pigeon Rescue and currently has seven pigeons under her care at home. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune)
Judith Love votes as her service dog, Fancy, waits at the Kenosha Public Museum Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune)
Sally Witter holds her dog Buzby in her coat while walking to the post office with Sendra Uebele in the 3100 block of West Fullerton Avenue Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024, in Chicago. Witter said Buzby refuses to wear winter dog boots so she decided to carry him instead. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune)
Very Good Dogs I met in 2024
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It was lovely and full of grace. Funny how some of these people say they follow Jesus' teachings until they are actually reminded of what those teachings are.
"She was nasty in tone." Good grief. That was an incredibly kind, gentle call for mercy and empathy.
They're incredible. I love that their strong convictions and actions haven't wavered over the years.
Nuns get stuff done.
When I moved to Chicago about 25 years ago, the Reader was a great resource for learning about the city and its arts and culture. I hope the paper makes it.
Glad to hear this taproom is reopening. Sounds like a great partnership.
I vividly remember when the CueCat was unveiled in the newsroom where I was working at the time. So much bewilderment and confusion.
Not today, hers: 4 tips to manage food noise during the holidays
Some nightmare fuel here: www.chicagotribune.com/2024/11/21/v...
Transgender Day of Remembrance observance ๐ฏ๏ธ
Andersonville neighborhood
I enjoy the antics of those magic nuns on Dune, the Betty Gesundheits or what have you. When they do the bullfrog voice and make a guy stab himself? Great stuff! Fun buncha gals. Knock โem dead ladies.