Torrential rains left the Riot Fest grounds at Douglass Park caked in mud, with some neighbors unhappy with the conditions as cleanup gets underway.

Residents can give input on a South Chicago land use plan through Oct. 5, before the Plan Commission considers whether to adopt it.

Supporters say the new rules could protect workers and increase safety on the roads. Those opposing the proposal said it's too broad and would impact local delivery businesses.

Inches of viscous mud covered most of Douglass Park as fans trudged — and slipped — through it to catch the final day's acts after delays from the ongoing rain.

The private school wants to demolish a 15-unit Belden Avenue apartment building to make room for a five-story academic building.

The free, family-friendly event includes dinner and opportunities to win prizes.

Local nonprofit Community Innovation Center is hosting the store at its West Lawn center, which will be open for families to browse Monday and Thursday.

The music festival's third and final day will start at least three hours later than its original 11 a.m. start time as rains ...

The fest's second day was shortened due to the weather, while bands like Tool, Angine de Poitrine and Social Distortion rocked the soggy crowds.

Kyle Bickham, 29, got into a fight with a group aboard a Red Line train on the South Side when the group pushed him out the ...

The fest's first day Friday offered a packed schedule of overlapping headliners, a wide range of local bands and likely the ...

The Chicago River Swim organization announced the cancellation at 4 a.m. Sunday: "Participants should not report to the event start area this morning." ...