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Neighbors and business owners watched from their front doors, balconies and windows as the annual event unfolded on an ...
Festivities are in full force this week with bunny hops and egg hunts at parks citywide, local spring markets, doughnut- and ...
It'll be super warm Friday before spring storms — and possible hail — hits in the late afternoon. All of Saturday and Sunday ...
An exhibit featuring photos of kids playing in Bucktown in 1979, taken by then-college student Ray Reiss, opened a few weeks ago at the local library branch. Some of those now-grown-up kids have come ...
It is the first time the Chicago Park District is enclosing an outdoor pool, officials said. The project is part of $15 ...
A three-year deal will keep Riot Fest in Douglass Park in exchange for $1 million in investments in the West Side park, but ...
The donation quadruples the typical science department budget at the South Chicago school, where students have been learning ...
The popular Chinatown dumpling restaurant is expanding to Division Street in Wicker Park. It will offer a similar menu but is ...
Rodney Phillips, in glasses, Associate Director of the Crisis Prevention Response Unit (CPRU), of the Metropolitan Peace ...
Water had accumulated and covered a field at the northwest corner of the Pilsen park for at least a week, neighbors said.
Mechanic Jerry Bell said a man claimed to own the lots and allowed him to move there rent-free in 2018. The city is suing ...
The CTA’s massive Red and Purple Modernization project and the COVID-19 pandemic left the corridor with shuttered storefronts ...