For theater director Robert Falls, one stage door closes and another opens

Rising Obamacare costs force one couple to scrimp and even look to leave the U.S.

Honoring the life and legacy of Chicago deported veteran Miguel Perez Jr.

Grocery prices are on the rise-here's how some Chicagoans are coping

City Hall mulls deep cuts to domestic violence programs as funding dries up

A horror opera delayed by COVID-19 gets its local premiere, courtesy of some students.

Why am I paying more for smaller portions?

Government propaganda techniques portray Chicago as city at war with feds

Trump's claims about violent crime and immigration fit red states more than blue

The 'We See You, White American Theater' movement five years later

Border Patrol chief carries out DHS secretary’s will against protesters

How diverse are Chicago’s top arts organizations? Many won’t disclose details.

ICE activity is stressing Chicago's building managers, who warn rents could rise

There have been daily demonstrations outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in west suburban Broadview.

Meet Chicago musician Mara Love, who won the 2025 Chicago Made Music Showcase

Your questions answered: What are the qualifications for becoming an immigration agent?

Immigration agent IDs are illegible – or missing – weeks after judge’s order

Why do prices go up when a product sells well?

Not many people can say they had their dream job. But Sun-Times outdoors columnist Dale Bowman can.

A busy fall veto session comes to a close in Springfield