Start working on those summer plans. Chicago Public School students will likely enjoy their typical amount of summer vacation days after last year’s shortened break, according to proposed academic ...

Amid a trying moment for the local orchestra, the Chicago Sinfonietta and the players’ union, the Chicago Federation of Musicians, have agreed to a new, one-year contract. But that contract, announced ...

Since 2020, residents of Chicago’s Austin neighborhood have been waiting for the city to erect a gateway arch at the entrance of its Soul City Corridor, the stretch of Chicago Avenue from Austin ...

South Deering neighborhood, known as Vet’s Park and Slag Valley, endured a lot before dozens of decomposed bodies were found ...

Laura Murillo’s arrest last fall represented a rupture for Chicago’s immigrant community and in the life she had built around ...

More than a thousand teens signed up at the South Side YMCA alone. Teens there are playing basketball, lifting weights or ...

The roar of fighter jets will once again fill the skies over Lake Michigan this weekend, as Chicago’s annual Air and Water Show will return to the city this year — with another appearance from the U.S ...

Dozens of non-law enforcement personnel trained to intervene in violence and mental health crises are expected to start riding trains next month on the CTA Red, Blue and Green lines. The Chicago ...

Broadway is no longer the sole marker of a show’s success, as the trajectory of productions such as ‘The Notebook’ and ‘Illinoise’ show.

The $150,000 award will help St. Mark A.M.E. Zion Church's congregation create a plan to preserve the unique 53-year-old ...

Mitch Einhorn, co-owner of Lush Wine & Spirits, was floored this spring when a city inspector showed up at his Roscoe Village cafe and told him to take down the strings of decorative white lights ...

As Flock cameras continue to crop up nationwide, we ask listeners if surveillance technologies make them feel safer.