Mary Mitchell

After 34 years, I'm retiring — for real.

Longtime Democrat says it's time for young voters to pick up the baton.

After two decades, a gang-related murder case could be crumbling.

In our heavily armed society, children and seniors are particularly vulnerable.

Twenty-one years ago, a 6-year-old girl gave us the answer to good parenting.

The third annual event, hosted by the Chicago Park District, included a full-course meal, a live DJ and other entertainment.

If your gut is telling you it’s time, columnist Mary Mitchell has a few things you should know.

Say goodbye to muumuus and fuzzy slippers.

Taking a holistic look at wellness later in life.

The fatal shooting of an Uber driver, allegedly by an 81-year-old man, should set off alarms.

We want to hear from diverse voices from across the city to be part of our Chicago’s Next Voices and tell stories of their personal experiences.

Simpson’s death won’t bring an end to debate over his acquittal on murder charges.

City’s Black entrepreneurs recall Dale’s generosity and support.

Open bills you receive in the mail, read them and report any discrepancies to Medicare and other health partners, Mary Mitchell writes.

Car insurance premiums should be based on one’s driving record, not socioeconomic factors.

Why do people who care for the vulnerable get paid the least?

Longevity is a blessing, not a disability.

Seniors’ decisions to not move have affected the housing market, according to one research report.

SuperAgers and their adult children sought to participate in a study that aims to uncover why some people live so much longer than others.

Whelan overcame 455 competitors, most younger than her 55 years, to take home the multimillion-dollar prize.