October 22, 2016—The Black Cat Ball brought together more than 200 animal lovers from across Chicago to raise critical funds for Tree House Humane Society. The event featured live and silent auctions, games, music, and more. It was the can’t-miss gala of the season!
Millions of fans swarmed downtown to salute their heroes in blue.
Avenues to Independence, presenting sponsor Wintrust, and media sponsor Chicago magazine welcomed more than 250 guests to the Spotlight on Wine at the Wintrust Grand Banking Hall on October 27. Guests enjoyed wines by Atlas Imports/Jim Cosma and catering by Hel’s Kitchen/David Borris. Proceeds benefited Avenues to Independence, a nonprofit supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.
Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer built a great team distinguished by its depth and flexibility. They needed every bit of it to outlast Cleveland, who were down to the second-worst hitter in baseball with their own history in the balance.
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Called the Safe Roads Amendment by its supporters, this proposal will be at the top of Illinois voters’ ballots. Here’s what you need to know.
As soon as victory looked imminent, thousands of fans swarmed Wrigleyville to soak it all in. A few tense moments would follow, but in the end there was never a doubt.
The Cubs win the World Series, hell freezes over—and Rahm Emanuel re-emerges from political exile.
In an epic 10-inning, rain-delayed game, the Cubs delivered a result worth waiting for.
Against a fully rested Kluber, or any fully rested ace, probably a small one. But for Cleveland, it looks like a well-calculated risk.
