More than 100 local acts applied for the chance to perform at Riot Fest in September. Taking top prize in the contest, ...

Chicago’s Air & Water show is back with several days of events and performances planned. On Saturday and Sunday, onlookers watched the aerial acrobatics and aquatic activities from the Thunderbirds ...

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 ...

This weekend's rocky forecast follows a week of deadly severe weather that caused a wave of damage, leaving hundreds of thousands in Illinois and Indiana without power. America is celebrating its ...

From throwing out the ceremonial first pitch to signing autographs at Fan Expo Chicago, Mr. T connected with fans who grew up ...

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

Bally’s doubles down efforts to block expansion of video gambling machines in Chicago bars and restaurants. Four more beluga whales are headed to the Shedd Aquarium. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson ...

The Bell Federal Savings sign didn't work for years, but that's now changed as restoration work recently wrapped up.

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 ...

After the Chicago School Board approved a budget that would reverse deep staffing cuts, Chicago Public Schools said it might ...

Good afternoon! It’s Friday, and I’m appreciating “Ordinary Abundance,” which showcases how much we take for granted in our homes. Here’s what else you need to know today. 1. Chicago’s Austin ...

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