Heirs to the late Chicago baseball icon Harry Caray sued a Texas company they allege is infringing on their 'Holy Cow!' trademark. In this undated photo, Chicago Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray sings ...

Or is that Roll Tide? What could have been and might have been almost came to be in the early 1930s, when the future legendary sports broadcaster was offered a scholarship to play baseball at the ...

The owner of the Harry Caray brand filed a lawsuit against a restaurant in Texas for “misappropriating the goodwill” of the late Chicago sportscaster's celebrated phrase: "Holy Cow!" The lawsuit, ...

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One of the most "moooooving" events of the year in Chicago takes place Thursday at Navy Pier, with the 26th annual toast to Chicago legend Harry Caray. The event, celebrated each year on the ...

The local holiday shopping shelves are flooding with Cardinals World Series championship-related merchandise of varying quality. But in the bigger picture, Redbirds rooters will find two items that ...

Here's a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on Nov. 16, according to the Tribune's archives. Is an important event missing from this date? Email us. 1969: The Rolling Stones played the ...

The heirs to the late Chicago baseball icon Harry Caray have a bone to pick with a Texas company they allege is infringing on their "Holy Cow!" trademark. Harry Caray Ltd. filed suit in the U.S.