Horoscope for Tuesday, October 20, 2026
There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The moon is in Aquarius.
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From Andersonville to the Apostolic Palace: How an icon painted in Chicago now inspires the Pope
CHICAGO (WGN) — Nearly everyone who meets the Pope brings a present. From flowers to photos, tennis racquets and t-shirts, many of the items end up in the Vatican archives, sitting in storage, or donated to charity. But when Chicago attorney Michael Airdo planned to visit his old friend, he wanted to bring something…
Gabby Williams is just another former Sky player to flourish elsewhere
SAN FRANCISCO — If only the Sky had had a clearer vision for Gabby Williams. When they drafted her out of UConn with the No. 4 overall pick in 2018, they weren’t exactly sure how to use her. Sometimes she played the four, sometimes the three. Sometimes she was a backup point guard, despite never having played the…
CDA announces temporary closure of Midway runway for repairs
A runway at Midway International Airport is temporarily closed for repairs, a closure that could lead to flight delays and cancelations.
Tuesday: Early fog to give way to sunshine, more pleasant fall weather
The chilly start to the day with temperatures in the middle 40s will quick war into the upper 60s Tuesday afternoon.
More than 1,000 birds injured or killed in Chicago building collisions over weekend
More than 1,000 birds were injured or killed over the weekend after colliding with buildings in Chicago and Evanston. It’s happening during one of the busiest times of the year for fall migration.
Bears report: Uncertainty on offensive line as Jonah Jackson injured, decision to make at left tackle
What happened Monday at Halas Hall: The Bears didn’t practice but were required to release an estimated injury report and didn’t think right guard Jonah Jackson (hip) would have been available. Jackson went down in the second half Sunday against the Falcons , and Luke Newman replaced him. Jackson hasn’t missed a start…
Mayor Johnson's pick for city's top lawyer stalled by Chicago alders
Mayor Brandon Johnson's pick for Chicago's next top lawyer, Renee Hatcher, is still awaiting final approval from members of the City Council. Mary Richardson-Lowry stepped down from her job as the city's corporation counsel last month, after more than three years. To succeed her Mayor Johnson appointed Renee Hatcher…
Illinois ICE arrest shows how neither side will compromise
CHICAGO (WGN) — The arrest of a downstate Illinois man — triggered by a parking infraction — underscores how neither the Donald Trump administration nor Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker are willing to budge on the issue of immigration enforcement. Jose Fiscal Belli came to this country at the age of 16, brought here by his
Over 1,000 birds hurt, killed after hitting Chicago buildings over weekend
As millions of migratory birds passed through Chicago over the weekend, at least 1,000 of them ended up dead and injured after colliding into buildings.
Early voting kicks off in all 50 wards
Richard Rolark wanted to avoid the lines, the hassle and the possibility of bad weather on Election Day in two weeks.
Chicago candidates race to file petitions for February election
Monday morning, the race was on to be among the first to turn in petition signatures for Chicago’s February election. The candidates are vying for mayor and alderperson.
Pilsen nonprofit a finalist in national affordable housing solutions program
The Resurrection Project, a Pilsen-based nonprofit, was announced as a finalist in Capital One’s $25 million Scaling Pathways to Homeownership initiative that drew 500 applicants from across the country.
After Atlanta, it's clearer than ever Bears' championship aspirations ride on QB Caleb Williams
Caleb Williams was just about perfect Sunday in his return from a hamstring injury. Everything the Bears dreamed of when they drafted him to be their franchise quarterback in 2024 — his decision-making, his throws, his poise, his energy — showed up in their 31-23 victory over the Falcons in Atlanta.
Trump blasts federal judge as legal battle over D.C. golf course heats up
President Donald Trump has unveiled plans to transform East Potomac Golf Links, a public course located two miles from the White House, into a world-class championship golf venue.
Patrick Kane shares his thoughts on Blackhawks' first nine games
Patrick Kane, Connor Bedard and Roman Kantserov, the Blackhawks ’ top forward line, came to a realization while watching video clips before practice Friday.
Off-Duty Officer Who Shot Man In Little Village Has Police Powers Stripped
Edgar Delgado-Arroyo was relieved of police powers on Oct. 13, just over a week after he fired two guns simultaneously at a group following a confrontation, a police watchdog group said.
Man Hit By Metra Electric Train Near Stony Island Station During Monday Rush Hour
The extent of the man's injuries were not immediately available Monday. The crash was the second involving a Metra train and a pedestrian since Saturday.
Recipes Shared By Domestic Violence Survivors Find Home In Uptown Shelter’s Cookbook
“Recipes From Our Home" features dishes and notes from Apna Ghar residents who have cooked for themselves and each other in the shared kitchen.
The History Of Chicago’s Neon-Green Hot Dog Relish
It’s one of the “seven sacred condiments” that tops a Chicago-style hot dog. Here’s the story behind its neon-green color.
20 Ways To Celebrate Día De Los Muertos In Chicago: Ofrendas, Festivals And More
From art exhibits and theater to bar crawls and parties, here are various ways to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Chicago this month.
Why Did So Many Alders Skip A Domestic Violence Hearing? Most Who Missed It Won’t Say
Public discussion of a flailing city program might be rescheduled for November — if alderpeople find time on their calendars.
Pilsen’s Instituto del Progreso Latino Brings New Training Facilities To Nursing Students
A simulation lab lets students practice with high-tech mannequins to prepare them for real-life medical scenarios.
What Should Replace Englewood’s Save A Lot Store? Residents Can Share Ideas In New Survey
Following the sudden closure of Whole Foods and then Save A Lot at an Englewood property in recent years, feedback from the survey will help officials understand the area's needs.