The theater is fundraising to pay for repairs and lost materials and looking to borrow dehumidifiers as it also prepares for ...

The week has been jam-packed with Lollapalooza and lots of local news. Here’s what Block Club reporters and photographers ...

Returning favorites AstronautFlee Dance Company and the King College Prep Marching Band are two of nearly 300 groups participating in this year's parade, led by actress LisaRaye McCoy as grand marshal ...

Chicago artists with international roots draw on their experiences in Mexico, China and elsewhere to create new works, on ...

Nash Elementary teacher Hailey Rodden plans to open Florals by Hailey in the fall and eventually expand it to a full retail ...

You can now start planning your detailed itinerary for the punk rock music festival that will take over Douglass Park Sept. 18-20.

While the issue has not risen to the level of the city's failed response to the 1979 blizzard, when poor snow removal helped ...

The indie singer-songwriter announced listening parties at planetariums worldwide that will play her new album "Lost Weekend" ...

Get the lowdown on cultural events in every neighborhood — new bands, cool galleries, show-stopping performances, ...

A report from the working group tasked with reviewing data center regulation in Chicago doesn’t specifically address concerns around the largest “hyperscale” data centers, such as one pitched for the ...

Pullman Innovations in South Deering — already the subject of a class-action suit filed by fed-up neighbors — has violated conditions of its operating permit, the new lawsuit alleges.

The boy, identified by family as Alex Blacio, was riding home from work Monday afternoon when he lost control of the scooter ...