Alysa Liu probably cared the least of all the women in figure skating at the Milan Cortina Olympics about winning the gold ...

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Playwright Caryl Churchill’s 1982 feminist masterpiece from Thatcher-era Britain remains sharp-edged and all too timely.

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The Clean Slate Act will allow nearly 2.2 million residents to have their low-level criminal records sealed, removing ...

A little-used freshman last season, Noah Ladra has grown in various senses of the word to become Morgan Township’s second-leading scorer.

Hilary Knight is in her last Olympics, wrapping up a stretch as the face of women’s hockey in the United States. Laila Edwards is in her first and could very well be Knight’s successor.

Coming off their first MLS playoff win in 16 years, the Chicago Fire are motivated to improved in coach Gregg Berhalter’s second season running the program.