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State lawmakers created the noncitizen advisory board as a way for Chicagoans without U.S. citizenship to have a voice. The mayor has not yet created…
Read full article βInvestigators were speaking to three "persons of interest" as of Tuesday morning, police said.
Read full article βThe plovers are a federally endangered species and have been hugely popular among Chicagoans.
Read full article βMandated by the Federal Clean Water Act, the OβHare Modernization Wetlands Mitigation Project resulted in the restoration of more than 500 acres of wetlands, now…
Read full article βThe project will update the gallery space and archives and create a wheelchair-accessible entrance, among other upgrades. The museum will reopen in May.
Read full article βMoulton Fine Art Gallery has become known for the artist's paintings of Chicago neighborhoods, landmarks and local businesses.
Read full article βEven after a $4 million boost, the Police Department program has struggled, Block Club found. Now alderpeople led by Nicole Lee want police leaders to…
Read full article βChicago's favorite weatherman said he thoroughly enjoyed making an appearance on the show's penultimate episode β in which he was given no scripted lines.
▶️ Watch →Take a hike at Morton Arboretum with your dog, party with River Rangers at the 5th Annual Wild Mile Block Party, volunteer for a stewardship…
Read full article βMinutes after the Pride Parade concluded Sunday, a group of nearly 200 people marched through Uptown to take a stand for trans rights.
Read full article βOfficials declared an extreme heat warning for the area through 10 p.m. Wednesday, warning neighbors to stay indoors as much as possible.
Read full article βThe team behind the Black-owned Living Fresh Market is developing a smaller-format store for the space left by Aldi's abrupt departure with the help of…
Read full article βThe center is kicking off its summer programming with a July 4th celebration with live music, self-guided tours and many other activities on the campus.
Read full article βThe Protecting Renters Ordinance would also ban "junk" rental fees and require landlords to provide a valid reason for evictions and lease non-renewals.
Read full article βChefs are pushing the envelope on creativity and attention to detail to meet Chicagoansβ appetite for the handheld morning meal.
▶️ Watch →The weekly sunrise plunge, which bears similarities to the defunct Friday Morning Swim Club, started this spring with 15 people and has quickly grown.
Read full article βOrganizers and residents of South Shore, Woodlawn, Jackson Park and nearby neighborhoods said they would continue to push for rent control and other tenant protections.
Read full article βThe cute, fuzzy chicks' names were picked via a contest where more than 1,500 ideas were submitted.
Read full article βMayor Brandon Johnson hasn't formally said if he's running for a second term, but more than six candidates have already launched campaigns ahead of 2027's…
Read full article βThe suit seeks to block new taxes and licensing requirements set for July 1.
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