Donald Trump

"I'm not going to let this just push me down ... I'm going to stand back up and I'm going to push back."

The elevation of Archbishop Blase Cupich is a cause for celebration in Illinois, Rauner said.

The Bucks, Grizzlies and Mavericks are taking their luggage somewhere else in Chicago. 

The creator said "it's kind of sad" if people are more offended by her message than recent events.

Chicagoans protested Donald Trump's presidential win Downtown for the fourth day in a row Saturday.

"We're starting to see more of an opportunity to level the playing field," a GOP committeeman said.

In some Uptown precincts, Hillary Clinton received as much as 90 percent of the vote.

Many of Hyde Park and Kenwood's houses of worship are devoting weekend services to the election.

The Illinois Institute of Technology reminded students it has counseling services available.

"Individuals whose personal identities were targeted ... during the campaign may be experiencing fear."

Trump did terribly in liberal Hyde Park and Kenwood, but he did have pockets of support.

In Tuesday’s presidential election, 17,014 residents voted in the 11th Ward.

A smaller crowd compared to Wednesday's protest gathered by Trump Tower to march Downtown.

The bookstore ordered thousands of copies, assuming people would want a piece of history.

As two men attacked the victim during the day, witnesses yelled: "You voted Trump?... Beat his a--."