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Emerald Isle in Edison Park poked fun at the Bears' and Cowboys' quarterbacks with a Facebook promotion.

The Northwestern graduate is the CEO for the Roo Inferno Series Hand Pouches.

The site devoted to the Bears' QB smoking a cigarette is more popular when they lose, says its founder.

Doug Bartlett, an assistant coach at Curie, hopes to guide the program to a second straight playoff win.

555 International Inc. founder James Geier helped design or build some of Chicago's most high-end spots.

The ex-Mustangs standout has a huge "chip" on his shoulder after being bypassed in the NFL draft.

The Bears' free agent cornerback said he "doesn't care" where he's playing next year, as long as he wins.

The former Northwestern quarterback likely will compete for the No. 3 quarterback spot.

The organization of Denver fans, which has about 200 members, has its home base at The Irish Oak.

Luis Chavez will give Super Bowl play-by-play so his superfan dad can "see" the game at a Lakeview bar.

A Nashville TV reporter tells DNAinfo Chicago he sees why "cyber bullying has become such a problem."

Senior Tori Clark and freshman Dominic Dixon had fathers who played in the National Football League.

Pulaski recommited to the program created to help students make healthier food choices and stay active.

From Hot Doug's owner to ex-Bear Steve Edwards, the city's dignataries had many reasons to be thankful.