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The now-retired Rev. Thomas Conde, previously of Christ the King and St. Christina, is the subject of a pending lawsuit and has denied the allegations,…
Read full article βJoe Freshgoods has launched a permanent home for his designs and creative visionΒ β including a cafe called Josephine's.
Read full article βThe city is developing a plan with neighborsβ feedback on areas where more housing and third spaces could be built and street safety could improve.
Read full article βAlso check out Festival del Sol in Pilsen, Taste of Lincoln Avenue and the Chinatown Summer Fair as well as live music, block parties and…
▶️ Watch →After 25 years, Jefferson Parkβs namesake festival has rebranded to focus on Italian beef sandwiches. The fest is July 31-Aug. 2.
Read full article βRainbow Races, which aims to boost LGBTQ+ participation and representation in sailing, is partnering with the local chapter of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence for…
Read full article βTickets for the July 31 opening of the theater β which had a 111-year run as Chicago's oldest movie palace β will be on sale…
Read full article βThe Art Institute launched Project Windows in 2012 to bring fine art into Chicago's neighborhoods. The 39th Ward now has six installations, among the most…
Read full article ββFrom Memory to Movement: Emmett at 85,β closing Saturday, is inspired by its curatorβs promise to Mamie Till-Mobley β and by Chicago-area teens exploring social…
Read full article βResearchers at the University of Chicago and Johns Hopkins University found that neighborhoods surrounding long-vacant schools saw a 10 percent increase in gun violence compared…
Read full article βDaniel Aguirre, 42, was arrested about two hours after he shot a 67-year-old woman and the officer and held a 14-year-old girl and another woman…
Read full article βFree Street is bringing the interactive show to Chicago parks this month to inspire people to learn more about trees β and get 100 more…
Read full article βSome pedestrians and drivers like the revamp for its increased safety and updated traffic pattern, while cyclists are more split.
Read full article βCity officials, Yellow Banana, Save A Lot and other financial partners are "discussing opportunities" to keep the stores open, officials said Tuesday.
Read full article βLoyola University and the Ignation Mission Center are proposing a redevelopment of the St. Ignatius campus that would include housing for over 200 students and…
Read full article βPolice have determined Sunday's fatal shooting stemmed from a fight that started inside the Lincoln Avenue bar, Ald. Timmy Knudsen said.
Read full article βAld. Gilbert Villegas defended the competing proposal as a starting point for negotiations as advocates warned it could leave some renters with fewer protections.
Read full article βThe brewery's annual Black Friday release of barrel-aged stouts will make barleywine fans happy. This year's series also includes apple crisp and pineapple upside-down cake…
Read full article βLatino immigrants did not show up to a South Side food pantry despite making up a growing population in the area. Organizers believe they are…
Read full article βChef-partners Jeremy Leven, Rafael Esparza and Anthony Baier raised $20,000 to get across the finish line and join Chicago Avenue's vibrant restaurant row.
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