Rauner once called Chicago public school teachers illiterate
CHICAGO (AP) –Gov. Bruce Rauner once contended half of Chicago Public Schools teachers “are virtually illiterate” and half of its principals are “incompetent.”
Father, son charged in attack during ISU student orientation
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) — A father and son from Chicago have been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a woman visiting Illinois State University during orientation for incoming students.
Report criticizes Illinois youth facility where teen died
CHICAGO (AP) — A new report commissioned by state child welfare officials shows systemic breakdowns and deficiencies that threaten the safety of children at a north suburban residential facility where a teen died this year.
Gov inks early education law with first lady in attendance
CHICAGO (AP) — A proposal bolstering Illinois funding for early education is now law.
US Senate candidates concerned over Trump’s NATO stance
CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois’ candidates for U.S. Senate are expressing concern about GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s suggestion the United States might abandon its NATO military commitments if he is elected president.
Jeff Gordon on subbing for Dale Earnhardt Jr.: 'I'm old' but ready
Jeff Gordon is aware of the unique challenges he will face subbing for Dale Earnhardt Jr. this weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Manu Ginobili explains why he nearly left San Antonio this offseason
After losing Tim Duncan to retirement, the Spurs nearly lost Manu Ginobili to free agency as well. Manu explains just how close he was to leaving San Antonio this offseason
Why Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell could lose millions if he's suspended
Le’Veon Bell’s looming suspension came at a terrible time and could cost him significant money.
Report: Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell is facing a 4-game suspension for a missed drug test
Bell was limited to 6 games last season because of a suspension and an injury
Dale Earnhardt Jr. tweets that he sees 'light at the end of the tunnel'
Here is some good news, at long last, from the Dale Earnhardt Jr. camp regarding the popular NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver’s continuing battle against concussion-like symptoms that have sidelined him for this Sunday’s race at Indianapolis
Former 49ers RB Reggie Bush explains why he hasn't signed with a team yet
Following a season-ending knee injury, Bush has yet to land somewhere.
Joey Logano reveals Eldora 'slide job' donation amount for Tony Stewart Foundation
Joey Logano had to pay up big after offering to donate $22 each time the phrase “slide job” was used during the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Eldora Speedway.
Aric Almirola shares his favorite Tony Stewart stories
Aric Almirola shares his favorite all-time stories of Tony Stewart.
Report criticizes Illinois youth facility where teen died
CHICAGO (AP) — A new report commissioned by state child welfare officials shows systemic breakdowns and deficiencies that threaten the safety of children at a north suburban residential facility where a teen died this year.
The most valuable MLB trade deadline candidates by position
Are the Yankees buying or selling? The clock is ticking.
The 12 U.S. Olympians you need to know before Rio
A rundown of the U.S. Olympians ready to break out at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Rays are wisely playing hard ball with pitching in demand at deadline
It’s a seller’s market as teams with coveted starting pitchers are sitting pretty
30 active pro athletes who are locks for the Hall of Fame
With the MLB Hall of Fame induction ceremony this weekend we asked: What active players in baseball, basketball and football are sure-fire locks to go to the Hall of Fame as well.
Ichiro slaps two more singles, now just four shy of 3,000
So close to joining the elite 3,000-hit club.
The 10 most irrationally disliked people in sports
Haters are going to hate on these sports figures, but they probably shouldn’t.