Search Is On For Chicagoβs Official Christmas Tree
Chicagoans can submit nominations online through Oct. 23. Norway spruce and fir trees and trees within 15 miles of the city are preferred.
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New Chicago History Museum Exhibit Puts The Spotlight On West Side Attractions And Neighbors
The "Westside Love Map" exhibit is on display through March and includes hand-drawn maps of Austin, North Lawndale and Garfield Park along with a short…
▶️ Watch →Report: New Data Centers Could Create More Than 120K Illinois Jobs, Though Mostly Temporary
Energy, environmental advocates remain skeptical data centers will provide significant, lasting benefits.
Read full article βAfter Project H.O.O.D. Center Struck By Vandals For 3rd Time, Pastor Questions If Heβs A Target
Over the weekend, bullets cracked a window of a community center being built by Corey Brooks, who is well-known for his Republican views.
Read full article βPolitical debates matter if we treat them as more than theater
They provide an opportunity that candidates should embrace as a chance to engage honestly with voters. The post Political debates matter if we treat them…
Read full article βHow Lisa Demuth βfloated to the topβ to lead Minnesota Republicans
The gubernatorial candidate outmaneuvered other lawmakers in becoming the GOP House leader and made her mark in a tied chamber. The post How Lisa Demuth…
▶️ Watch →Trumpβs campaign against noncitizen voting demonstrates itβs rare and not enough to swing elections
Election experts have long said that a handful of noncitizens cast ballots every election but they have little impact compared to the tens of millions…
Read full article βAs climate disasters multiply, Indigenous governance offers a way forward
Indigenous communities are confronting mounting climate threats even as inadequate funding, scant legal recognition, and little support for self-governance limit their ability to respond. The…
Read full article βGoose Island Shrimp Honored After 53 Years As A Chicago Staple
The Division Street institution has been serving up fried shrimp since 1973. The restaurant will receive a local small business award next week for its…
Read full article βYou Can Tour The Uptown Theatre As Part Of Open House Chicago This Year
Other new sites announced Thursday in advance of the Oct. 17-18 event include the Monadnock Building, the Pittsfield Building and the newΒ Chicago Architecture Center Marquette…
Read full article βPoke Okie Closes After 3 Years As New Sushi Restaurant Eyes Avondale Spot
The business owners, who said the poke spot was not bringing in enough customers, will continue to operate Sipping Turtle cafe nearby.
Read full article βWarlord Co-Owners Reach Lawsuit Settlement Against Former Partner To Regain Business Control
Former owner Trevor Fleming, who is under felony indictment, was removed from Warlord this year but wanted to open a new restaurant Humboldt Park that…
Read full article β24 Things To Do In Chicago This Weekend: Block Club Chicago Block Party And More
Block Clubβs third annual Block Party is back at Half Acre Beer Co. You can also check out the Latina Comedy Festival, Apple Fest and…
Read full article βHome field disadvantage: Summer temps caused βclumpingβ turf and fall field closure at St. Paulβs Central High
Soccer and football teams were forced into a month of away games until the gluey infill could be replaced. The post Home field disadvantage: Summer…
Read full article βFlock cameras coming back from the dead
And other spooky tales for October. Plus: 10 people in MN indicted for voter fraud; remember the Fighting Pike?; and more in your Minnesota news…
Read full article βAs Senate race tightens, Flanagan and Tafoya make their final pitches
Will Michele Tafoyaβs efforts to link Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to fraud succeed, or will the Trump factor sink Tafoya? The post As Senate race…
Read full article βCPS Expedites Payments For Sports Referees After Games Canceled Over Missed Pay
The payment issue disrupted football, girls flag football and volleyball games this week, but CPS said all games through Saturday remain scheduled.
Read full article βAurelioβs Debuts Pope Leo Pizza Box To Honor Its Most Famous Customer
The suburban pizza chain is honoring Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV with a limited-edition box made for a papal photo op.
Read full article βDedicated Bus Lane Coming To Michigan Avenue Downtown
The nearly 1.5-mile northbound lane will run from Roosevelt Road to Wacker Drive and serve 21 CTA routes used by thousands of riders each day.
Read full article βR&B Artist Manasseh, A South Side Native, Showcases Local Collaborations On New Album
The musician and vocal coach released his fifth album "R&Beyond" last month. He plays Pitch & Pour Supper Club on the West Side Friday.
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