The Argyle Street restaurant had its license suspended Oct. 14 after failing two consecutive inspections, records show.

Paulin and Juanita Soto immigrated from Mexico in the early 1950s, started a restaurant and spent decades helping other families get settled in the neighborhood.

David and Cheryl Becker are looking to spread awareness about a phone scam that wiped out their life savings, much of it life insurance proceeds after their son’s death.

RIVER NORTH — After 35 years, the Hooters restaurant in River North has closed. The location first opened in 1991 at 660 N.

The advisory council shared resources for sexual violence prevention but didn't discuss two reported sexual assaults at fraternities near campus or commit to drafting policy recommendations.

The oldest continually operating Black arts center in the U.S. is doubling in size, with expanded galleries, a restored ...

The 19-year-old woman said she was assaulted and left unconscious during a Feb. 7 party at the Alpha Delta Phi house.

Local officials have been collecting donations for the costume drive, which will take place Saturday at My Buddy's on Clark Street.

A developer is seeking to build a five-story, 24-unit building on the property where the iconic diner stood for more than 85 ...

Non-binding ballot questions Chicago voters can weigh in on also include one asking whether the city should seek reimbursement from Operation Midway Blitz.

The mall's owner is being taken to court over a lack of security after several break-ins and drag racing in the mall's lot.

Early voting is underway across all 50 wards in the city. Here's how and when to vote, and what you should know about the races.