WATCH: Chicagoans remember life, legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson
By Morgan Norris Medill Reports The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the iconic civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, died Tuesday surrounded by family at his
Several stations on chopping block as BART heads for financial cliff
By Justin Parmer Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — Bay Area Rapid Transit is rapidly approaching the proverbial financial cliff. According to the latest BART funding
From Evanston to Scottsdale, Matt Fitzpatrick’s Northwestern connection runs deep
By Nick Neumayer Medill Reports SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Matt Fitzpatrick was a student at Northwestern for all of 80 days. Yet as thousands of people
WM Phoenix Open is Coachella for golfers, and hole 16 is headlining
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Here’s how many Super Bowls it would take to power an AI data center
By Ryan Hinske Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — The Bay Area was the site of the biggest media event of the calendar year Sunday. At
Tender(loin) heart: As San Francisco district faces new challenges, local group aims for people-centered approach
By Bianca Bryant Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO – In the middle of the Tenderloin district of San Francisco, Kent McCormick isn’t looking to just hand
As San Francisco becomes AI hub, Mel’s Drive-In diner stays iconic
By Sarah Galla Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — On Feb. 3, the Lombard Street location of Mel’s Drive-In closed indefinitely due to a kitchen fire,
Rhetoric around Bad Bunny halftime show is projection, manifestation of America’s polarized political culture, scholars say
By Monique Louis Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — One week ago, Bad Bunny was the first Latin artist to win the Grammy for Album of
Recording is still in session at Sausalito’s 2200 Studios
By Collin O’Callaghan Medill Reports SAUSALITO, Calif. – After being shut down in New York City and Los Angeles, 2200 Studios in Sausalito is the
NFL’s Pride Flag Football Clinic marks major milestone for San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ community
By Brendan Preisman Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — Most football players are used to receiving motivational messages ahead of game time, but for the group
Super Bowl LX brings traffic nightmares to San Francisco streets
By Brock Morgan Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — Super Bowl LX has caused traffic headaches for locals and visitors alike. City officials closed key streets
For the Patriots’ Leonard Taylor III, special teams has always been a special time
By Brendan Preisman Medill Reports SANTA CLARA, Calif. — When New England Patriots defensive lineman Leonard Taylor III blocked Denver Broncos kicker Will Lutz’s 45-yard