Peter Breen

Dozens of men, women and children huddled around a podium inside a Dominican University facility Saturday morning in Pilsen brandishing signs that read “Remain Silent” and “Know Your Rights” and “Do NOT open the door.”

Canada is one of the most trade-dependent countries in the world, and 75% of Canada’s exports go to the United States.

Farmers at Kakadoodle, a family chicken farm in south suburban Matteson, were in its coops on a recent Sunday because a water pipe had frozen when they discovered about 30 dead birds.

Farmers with Kakadoodle were in its coops on a Sunday earlier this month because a water pipe froze and discovered about 30 dead birds.

Henry Crown & Co., the family business of one of Chicago's wealthiest and most philanthropic families, announced Friday it has a new leadership structure.

Four local immigrant advocacy groups sued the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and two federal officials, seeking an injunction prohibiting certain types of immigration raids in Chicago.

Erin Rohler often orders groceries from Whole Foods through its owner, Amazon. But lately, eggs have been scarce on the site, the West Loop resident said.

CHICAGO — The ancient manuscript rested on the shelves of the Newberry Library for more than a century.

Around 10:30 p.m., a 51-year-old man and another man around 30 years old were in an argument with a third man, police said.

As 63-year-old George Levin finished up a Sunday dinner with his mother and sister, two men left a nearby apartment armed with duct tape, prosecutors said, and entered the Norwood Park home after r…