The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry hosted a tree lighting and festival to mark the start of the museum’s annual ...

A sweeping federal ban on most hemp-derived products will take effect in December, but Illinois businesses must meet the ...

Democratic Senate candidate Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton won 44 of Chicago’s 50 wards — and was overwhelmingly supported by Black, Latino and white voters in the city. She also performed well in suburban ...

By contrast, the Chicago Teachers Union spent less than $8 per vote to help rack up wins in district races on Tuesday, a ...

City Clerk Anna Valencia acknowledged Friday that her office has issued just 4,100 dog licenses in a city with an estimated dog population of 635,000.

Also underway is “Poetry Way,” the creation of a digital display in the alley between Joffrey Tower and the Chicago Theatre ...

Mariah Woelfel, Araceli Gómez-Aldana and Susie An will bring their reporting expertise and fresh perspectives to the weekday ...

Williams, a Hubbard Street Dance Chicago vet, loosens the lines in “To Leave You,” set at the Salt Shed lounge Monday and ...

Like a lot of couples, music professor Mark Tonelli and his wife Luciana fell in love online. He was in the United States. She was in Brazil. After lots of trips back and forth and video calls lasting ...

School closures remain one of the biggest issues when it comes to public education in Chicago. Say More asks listeners, “Is ...

Chicago architect John Vinci's home was frequented by architects, preservationists and professionals, including Richard ...

William and David Greaves' celebrated documentary introduces audiences to Gerri Major, a former editor at Ebony and Jet ...