A South Side business is offering free laundry service for storm-affected Gary families, while another fundraiser is ...

More than 230 Teamsters Local 700 members went on strike on Monday for the first time. Here's who is on the picket lines, why they're striking and what you should know before heading out.

Members of the Loyola community gathered to unveil a new statue honoring the life and legacy of Sister Jean, who died last ...

Amtrak’s $900 million plan to relocate the yard from the South Loop could help achieve future White Sox owner Justin Ishbia’s ...

The founder of the Silent Film Society and one of the city's last photoplay organists died last year. His street sign was ...

The Avondale arts group is looking to add music and arts classes into the school day at ChiArts, which experienced layoffs and uncertainty in its transition to a CPS Sustainable Community School.

A judge ordered an inspection at a residence in Beverly that has received multiple citations for unlicensed concerts and events on a backyard garage patio that was never properly permitted, according ...

City officials outlined a two-phase plan for upgrades to the Downtown terminal at a Thursday meeting, where residents raised concerns about safety and cleanliness.

Students have trained for months with coaches from Live Grit SOARS and BreakThrough Urban Ministries, with many learning to ...

Tom Utz, 29, and Ashley Ibrahim, 27, stand in line outside of Guillotine Bakery in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood, Saturday ...

The festival is adding an official parking lot this year about a 10-minute walk from the festival site in Douglass Park.

The center includes clinics from Lurie Children’s Hospital and adolescent medicine services, as well as treatment for chronic ...