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The Bears’ meetings to plan the direction of the franchise at the start of a meaningful offseason produced that verdict just days after he finished his second season 7-10. There will be changes, though: The Bears are firing most of their offensive staff, including coordinator Luke Getsy.

It’s complicated because of their quarterback situation and other factors, but the Bears should have good options for their next offensive coordinator.

The Bears ranked 20th in scoring over his two seasons calling the offense.

Several of Austrian Expressionist Egon Schiele’s other works have already been returned by museums and private owners, including a drawing that was in the collection of billionaire Ronald Lauder.

Sleep inertia can impair thinking and decision-making, adversely affect learning and short-term memory and lead to slower reaction time. But certain strategies can help.

If confirmed, Sunil Harjani, a magistrate judge since 2019, would further the goal of Biden and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin, D-Ill., to diversify the federal bench.

The man, 43, was in an alley in the 300 block of East 79th Street when someone tried to rob him and fired shots.

Netflix’s Phil Rosenthal, of “Somebody Feed Phil,” will do a Q&A Saturday at the Chicago Travel & Adventure Show in Rosemont.

A new campaign will mobilize support for federal legislation, including the Freedom to Vote Act, the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and other measures, the head of the National Urban League writes.

Sharing a home used to be wonderful for the duo, but that has changed as differences of opinion come to light.

The banal routine of commandant Rudolf Höss and his wife and children contrasts with the horrors happening next door.