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Ticketmaster Antitrust Lawsuit. FILE - Ticketmaster tickets and gift cards are shown at a box office in San Jose, Calif., May 11, 2009. The Justice Department has filed a sweeping antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation Entertainment, accusing the companies of running an illegal monopoly over live events in America and squelching competition. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)

Politics

Illinois legislators renew push for 鈥榡unk鈥� fee transparency for hotels, restaurants and concerts

An Illinois measure would target the disclosure of fees for businesses, including restaurants, hotels and lodging, food delivery apps, live-ticketed events and independent contractors. So-called 鈥渏unk鈥� fees include service fees for popular concerts, resort fees for hotels and additional fees tacked onto restaurant bills.

Pages of the Chicago Sun-Times newspaper with "CST Guild Says No Layoffs" and "No Layoffs" in red marker over the pages.

Business

Chicago Sun-Times to lose 20% of staff after buyout offer

Columnists, editorial writers and many more head for the exits as the paper鈥檚 nonprofit owner, Chicago Public Media, deals with fiscal hardship.

Education

With critical 木瓜直播 budget vote looming, long-awaited memo drops on ways to fill 木瓜直播鈥� deficit

The memo comes as Mayor Brandon Johnson ramps up pressure on the school board to include in its amended budget a payment for a city pension fund that covers some 木瓜直播 staff.

By Sarah Karp , Fran Spielman , and 1 more

Yolanda Talley, chief of internal affairs for the Chicago Police Department.

Criminal Justice

Chicago's top cop names Yolanda Talley new second-in-command, first woman to hold post

Yolanda Talley, who most recently served as internal affairs chief and led recruitment efforts, was previously embroiled in a bizarre incident involving a drug bust centering around her personal car and her niece.

Yolanda Orozco sits and covers her face while crying during a news conference.

Immigration

Suburban Chicago family pleads for ICE to release father, a local business owner

Abel Orozco Ortega was among 22 people from the Chicago area whose arrests by federal immigration agents violate a federal settlement, according to attorneys with the National Immigrant Justice Center and ACLU of Illinois.

CTU President Jesse Sharkey gives a press conference in front of the Thompson Center during the last day of the teachers strike on Oct. 31, 2019. Photo by Manuel Martinez/WBEZ

Education

Teachers union accuses 木瓜直播 of fostering disruption and chaos in not agreeing to key compromises

The union is now 鈥渂arreling toward an escalated conflict,鈥� sources said. The teachers union can take a strike vote at any time. It could then walk out with 10 days鈥� notice.

Vocalo

New venue Bookclub revives former Elbo Room in 鈥渁 leap of faith鈥�

The former DIY venue went legitimate in January.

By Morgan Ciocca and Nudia Hernandez

Environment

A Chicago church won鈥檛 be planting fruit trees this spring as climate funds remain frozen

Stone Temple Baptist Church was counting on the funds to plant trees in its community garden, which provides healthy options for the majority-Black community it serves.

By Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco

A 1-story Tesla dealership with a large red sign in the foreground as skyscrapers loom in the background.

Politics

Amid backlash against Elon Musk and DOGE, Tesla owners say they鈥檙e caught in the middle

Tesla owners have been victims of vandalism, rude behavior and assumptions about their politics since CEO Elon Musk joined the Trump administration and began slashing jobs.

Cindy Pritzker stands beneath a portrait of her that hangs at Cindy鈥檚 Rooftop restaurant.

Obituaries

Cindy Pritzker, beloved family matriarch and philanthropist, dies at 101

Marian 鈥淐indy鈥� Friend Pritzker was the wife of Hyatt Hotels founder Jay Pritzker and mother to their five children. She was also the aunt of Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker.

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Politics

Illinois Attorney General settles its lawsuit against a company that published personal information of hundreds of thousands of Illinois voters

A right-leaning online publication had posted the birth dates and home addresses of Illinois registered voters.

By Dave McKinney

History

Peggy Montes helped establish Chicago鈥檚 Women鈥檚 History Month 鈥� and still is a 鈥榣ady in motion鈥�

Peggy Montes started the Bronzeville Children鈥檚 Museum, worked to elect Mayor Harold Washington and seeks to empower, inspire women: 鈥淚 said, 鈥榃hy is there no celebration of women and what women do?鈥�

A classroom sites empty at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academy of Social Justice.

Perspectives

How life changed when Illinois鈥� pandemic lockdown began five years ago 鈥� here鈥檚 what you told us

Things got weird, people felt isolated and suffered, but some families got closer. And some changes stuck.

By and Araceli G贸mez-Aldana

Street signs of W. Maypole Avenue and N. Kildare Avenue in a residential city neighborhood.

Criminal Justice

Only 6% of Chicago shootings lead to arrests, Sun-Times finds

More than 19,000 people were wounded in shootings in Chicago since 2018. The Chicago Police Department has made arrests in 1,200 of those cases.

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Chicago Plumbers Local 130 dye the Chicago River green, Saturday, March 15, 2025. | Pat Nabong/Sun-Times

Lifestyle

Dyeing of Chicago River draws revelers to downtown Chicago

An annual tradition that dates back over half a century, the transformation of the Chicago River into a green waterway took place at 10 a.m. Saturday morning.

By Anna Savchenko