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Got a Thanksgiving holiday travel hack? We want to hear from you

Thanksgiving is the busiest travel period of the year. Last year, U.S. airports recorded their busiest day ever (on the Sunday after Thanksgiving). Amtrak handled its largest passengers volume ever. And more people are traveling by car than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Morgan Park fires football coach Chris James

Morgan Park fired football coach Chris James on Monday. According to James, a Morgan Park alum widely regarded as the Public League's best coach, he was fired after refusing to immediately decide if he would return next season.

UChicago rarely expels students after sexual assault

🔎 Below : The University of Chicago rarely expels students found responsible for sexual assault, posing challenges for survivors forced to come face-to-face with their attackers on campus.

Dear Abby: Man with a record is struggling to find path to success

DEAR ABBY: I'm a 44-year-old man, and as I reflect on my life, there's no way to describe it except as a failure. As a teenager, I didn't apply myself in school for a number of reasons, partly due to being the target of bullying. (I have Asperger's and have always been socially awkward.)

Review: ‘Mexodus’ at Studebaker Theater

We live in an era of genre breakdown. Documentaries get fictionalized reenactments, arena concerts have narratives and every musical style is ripe for blending with any other.

Bears' Cairo Santos 'had to have my teammates’ backs' with game-winner

At some point during the ugly Bears -Buccaneers tussle Sunday night at Soldier Field, kicker Cairo Santos turned to his teammates on the bench at made a declaration: at some point the game would be tied, probably something like 20-20, and the Bears would need to find a way to win it.

LeBron James becomes player with most career points against Bulls

LeBron James did what he does against the Bulls on Sunday — score. James hit his first bucket of the game, a three-pointer, to give him the most career points of anyone against the Bulls. He finished with 22 points and now has 1,916 in 70 career games.

Josh Giddey gives Bulls' offense a lift by going downhill

Bulls point guard Josh Giddey is painfilly aware of his slow start to the season. His shooting percentage and scoring average are well below where he finished last season, and he said he still was trying to figure out how to be effective in the offense.

Packers force 4 turnovers in 45-27 win over Patriots

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Jordan Love threw for 372 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a score, and the Green Bay Packers scored 21 points off four New England Patriots turnovers to roll to a 45-27 win on Sunday.

Lions grind past Dolphins for 19-9 victory

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Detroit Lions have repeated a mantra all week in the aftermath of a scary neck injury to All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell.

Bears-Bucs notes: Mike Tirico sits out with health issue

NBC play-by-play announcer Mike Tirico, who was slated to call his 300th NFL game Sunday night, was replaced by Noah Eagle. Tirico said in a statement released around noon Sunday that a health issue would prevent him from calling the Buccaneers-Bears game at Soldier Field.

Dear Abby: Crotchety father-in-law has run out of friends

DEAR ABBY: My husband, "Mark," and his father have a strained relationship due to things that occurred when Mark was growing up. Mark is an only child, and his mother has passed away. Since I met my father-in-law prior to our marriage eight years ago, he has never taken any interest in me, Mark or our children. While…

Northwestern has a rough showing in loss to Iowa

Hank Brown threw for a touchdown and ran for another, and Braeden Jackson returned a kickoff for a TD for the second time this season as No. 21 Iowa beat Northwestern for the fifth straight time and dealt the Wildcats their first loss at the new Ryan Field in Evanston, 24-10 on Saturday night.

Fire fall to Crew in regular-season finale

Gonzalo Tapia netted a pair of goals and Brais Méndez scored the winner in stoppage time to help the Columbus Crew pull out a 4-3 Decision Day victory over the Chicago Fire on Saturday.

The Bulls offense needs more than a few fixes to get off life support

Everything looks hard for the Bulls offense. That’s because it is. Tiago Splitter’s gang will enter the Sunday afternoon brunch with Philadelphia with the third-lowest offensive efficiency in the league, the second-worst field goal percentage (41.2%), and the lowest three-point percentage (27.2%).

Notre Dame knocks off top-ranked Miami

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Marcus Freeman didn't deny the obvious. Even for a storied program like Notre Dame, beating Miami had enormous significance.

Dear Abby: Partner's 8-year-old rules the roost

DEAR ABBY: I have been with my significant other for five years and have helped raise his daughter, "Maeve," since she was a toddler. She is now 8, and her behavior — and his enabling — are pushing me to my breaking point. Maeve demands her father do everything for her, including bathing and dressing her, and he…

Finding the right fit for the next House speaker

Four House Democrats who were instrumental in drafting and circulating a letter last week that successfully called for a new Illinois House speaker issued another letter the next day aimed partly at the now-departing chamber leader and his internal organization: Back off.

Honoring Huerta includes protecting, removing barriers for naturalized citizens

The passing of civil rights icon Dolores Huerta and the results of Tuesday’s election — a resounding rejection of the administration’s corruption, cruelty and billionaire-first agenda — are a powerful reminder of what can happen when voters stand up to protect the promise of America.

Horoscope for Saturday, November 07, 2026

Avoid shopping (except food and gas) or making important decisions from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. After that, the moon moves from Libra into Scorpio.

Illinois becomes bowl-eligible with home win over Nebraska

CHAMPAIGN — Collin Dixon caught two touchdown passes including a record-breaker and Illinois used a trick play to set up its go-ahead TD as the Illini defeated Nebraska 24-13 on Friday night to become bowl eligible with their fourth straight victory.

White Sox enter GM meetings with a shorter runway for a vital offseason

Five years ago, the now-familiar specter of oncoming MLB lockout drove a free-agent frenzy at the end of November. The Cubs signed two-time All-Star Marcus Stroman, the Blue Jays landed a staff ace in Kevin Gausman, the Rangers committed a half-billion dollars to a double play combination of Marcus Semien and Corey…

Bears 'maniac' Rome Odunze trending toward his best season

Standing in the raucous Bears locker room Monday night in Seattle, wide receiver Kalif Raymond was asked what he saw on the screen pass that he took 39 yards in the fourth quarter to seal the 34-17 victory against the Seahawks .