Fact-check: What's really inside Rauner, Pritzker tax returns

Both men insist they are not trying to buy the election. Ultimately, that will be up to the voters to decide. But the Sun-Times decided to look and see exactly what the two men were spending their millions on. The unsurprising answer: TV ads, staff, food and friendship.

Migrants in a caravan traveling through Central America have broken down gates at a border crossing and are streaming toward a bridge to Mexico.

There are dozens of judges seats up for election in November. We compiled a list of recommendations from the area's leading legal organizations.

Early voting and registration for Chicago residents will expand Monday to include sites in 50 wards.