CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson says he is open to bringing NASCAR back to Chicago. At a news conference with reporters on Tuesday he weighed in on the street race and holiday weekend violence.

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Violence over the Fourth of July holiday weekend in Chicago continues to drop, according to the mayor. Mayor Brandon Johnson ...

Skokie’s July Fourth parade managed to dodge most of the rain drops, but not the gray sky as off-and-on rain dogged the northern suburbs Friday morning. Starting at noon, the parade floats ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signaled he's open to NASCAR returning to the city's downtown in the future. But he appeared to ...

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Mayor Brandon Johnson is open to NASCAR returning to Chicago, but hinted Tuesday the city may need a better deal before stock car drivers again race through its streets. NASCAR has 90 days to request ...

Sunday’s conclusion to the John Deere Classic triggered the end of the PGA Tour’s season in Illinois. The JDC is the ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced that the city experienced its least violent Fourth of July holiday in at least six years, continuing a trend of declining violence, and also discussed the ...

With the third NASCAR Chicago Street Race in the rearview mirror, the racing company is negotiating with local officials over ...

July 1 marked the opening of NHL Free Agency and the Winnipeg Jets, like all teams, had a number unrestricted free agents ...

Last time at home, Jacob Misiorowski treated a sold-out crowd to a win over Paul Skenes. This time, it's a high-profile ...