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An international traveler confirmed to have contracted the disease was in OβHareβs Terminal 5 the morning of June 17, officials said. It is the second…
Read full article βThe lawsuit accuses Airbnb of turning a blind eye to a South Loop company that has allegedly operated short-term rental units with fraudulent registration numbers…
Read full article βThe number of out-of-state people seeking care in Illinois continues to increase.
Read full article βIn a new petition, neighbors say officials and police have done little to address safety concerns stemming from encounters with Leon Jackson and Willie Wright,…
Read full article βBeavers have lived near the South Pond for several years, chewing trees, reshaping habitat and quietly becoming part of one of Chicago's most vibrant urban…
Read full article βAs protected bike lanes face opposition in some neighborhoods, city-backed case studies found lanes in a half-dozen corridors have not contributed to a negative impact…
Read full article βWEST LOOP β A West Loop restaurant is coming under fire from neighbors and city officials who say it has been operating as an unauthorized…
Read full article βThe liner has been repaired and the refilling process is underway, but the Park District needs to conduct testing before the pool can open, a…
Read full article βSoil testing is underway at the abandoned rail site, which starts near 40th and Dearborn streets and would be a "conduit" to the Lakefront Trail,…
Read full article βThe project's completion now leaves room for more construction to take place in the area, with the Comfort Station and the Blue Line canopy set…
Read full article βBackers argue a standalone Department of Gun Violence Reduction would more effectively coordinate resources and initiatives to combat shootings across the city.
Read full article β"For Alien Eyes Only" has over 42,000 subscribers on YouTube and has fans locally and internationally. The crowdfunding campaign will help the creators craft six…
▶️ Watch →Chicagoβs annual queer prom returned to Little Village to celebrate joy, visibility and community.
Read full article βRicardo Sepeda of Calaveras Barbershop & SMP in Logan Square organized the fundraiser for Ballet Folklorico de Chicago after neighbors attacked its students in March.
Read full article βNeighbor Jason Thompson has been sounding the alarm about the "dangerous" intersection along Montrose Avenue near Horner Park for nearly two years.
Read full article βThe stands were facing a breakup after decades in the Maxwell Street area, but Jimβs recently negotiated a lease extension with the University of Illinois…
Read full article βFor over a decade, Pat Macβs Pack has raised millions of dollars to support brain tumor research and provide assistance for families of children diagnosed…
Read full article βThe free admission day is thanks to the Every Child Thrives Festival, which is happening this week in Hyde Park.
Read full article βThe new playground is the city's first "fully inclusive" play space and the country's first jungle gym tied to presidential museum.
Read full article βMarcus Chatman Jr. was an alumnus of the Country Club Hills-based Midwest Hawks youth football team, according to a memorial post on social media. He…
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