The vision laid out by the Bears on Wednesday included detailed renderings of Museum Campus upgrades, including the conversion of Soldier Field to public parkland. But all that work would be paid for by taxpayers, not the team.

By Fran Spielman

Entertainment and Culture

Butterfly sculptures unveiled outside Peggy Notebaert Museum before spreading wings to other parts of city

The butterfly sculptures, each designed by local artists, made their debut Thursday.

By Mitch Dudek

Obituaries

Scott Craig, documentary producer who chronicled Chicago, Midwest and beyond, dies at 89

“In some ways he helped pave the way for the rising tide of documentary production that we see today,” said is colleague Thea Flaum.

By Mitch Dudek

Columnists

Bears, White Sox want stadium deals, so how about a cut of the action?

In exchange for billions of dollars in public money, the public deserves an ownership stake in the franchises.

By David Roeder

A TikTok content creator, sits outside the U.S. Capitol, Tuesday, April 23, 2024, in Washington as Senators prepare to consider legislation that would force TikTok's China-based parent company to sell the social media platform under the threat of a ban, a contentious move by U.S. lawmakers.

La Voz Chicago

Lo que significa para los usuarios la prohibición de TikTok en Estados Unidos

Podría pasar al menos un año antes que la prohibición entre en vigor, pero con las probables impugnaciones de los tribunales, podría alargarse aún más, tal vez años.

By Associated Press