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About a dozen candidates for the cityβs first fully elected school board would consider closing or merging schools as enrollment declines. Most oppose any closures.
Read full article βThe Mother Jones βWe Shall Riseβ Monument will honor the pioneering labor activist who got her start in Chicago.
Read full article βProtesters rallied outside the Downtown Invest for Kids conference, opposing Amtrakβs proposed $915 million rail maintenance facility in Bridgeport and Chinatown.
Read full article βThe restaurant and bar, known for its staples of Jamaican cuisine, moved to the Harper Court development in 2014 after seven years in Lincoln Park.
Read full article βThe Mayor's Office has said a pilot for a ShotSpotter replacement could begin by early November, but police brass had few answers about the plan…
Read full article βHigh temperatures this month averaged above 70 degrees. The city will see rain and cooler temps starting Thursday, though Halloween looks mostly dry.
Read full article βOfficers responding to reports of a shooting around 2:40 a.m. Wednesday found two men with gunshot wounds outside on Lake Street, police said.
Read full article βFull Pink and Green Line service is expected to be restored later this week, although an exact date and time has not been determined yet,…
Read full article βIMD Park is the first new public park in the Illinois Medical District in decades. It features a soaring COVID-19 monument, fitness areas, a playground…
Read full article βMorales, a community organizer, educator and advocate, was rooted in Chicagoβs Puerto Rican community and spent decades organizing for youth, education and racial justice.
Read full article βThe annual concert at Beat Kitchen will feature seven local bands performing as KISS, Eminem, Pearl Jam and more in support of nonprofit Intonation Music.
▶️ Watch →At least 13 businesses were damaged in the early-morning spree, leaving owners with shattered windows, stolen cash and costly repairs.
Read full article βPark District crews are repairing damaged pavement and trail graphics along the 18-mile trail, which will remain open as work continues through the fall.
Read full article βArchitect and Woodlawn resident Taylor Staten aims to open The Parke, a cafΓ© and gallery, for the 2027-28 school year. A community meeting on the…
Read full article βNugent is in line for her third term after defeating opponents in 2019 and 2023.
Read full article βThe former police officer is in line for a second term after no challengers submitted petitions to run for the 10th Ward seat.
Read full article βThe alderman was first elected in 2019 and also ran unopposed in 2023.
Read full article βThe incumbent alderman was the only person to file petitions for the 21st Ward seat. It will be his second term.
Read full article βThe first-term alderman beat six candidates to represent the 4th Ward at City Council. He now is in line for a second term after no…
Read full article βLee was appointed to the 11th Ward seat after the sitting alderman was convicted of tax fraud. She won reelection in 2023 and is seeking…
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