A new rule, effective Friday, allows immigration officials to deny green cards if people have used food stamps, housing assistance or other public benefits.

In each of the Avondale incidents on Friday, a stranger approached women from behind, wrapped his arms around them and grabbed their breasts and groin area over their clothing, police said.

Muhājir brings the chef’s research into his family’s migration from India and Qatar to Chicago into a deeply personal menu ...

To help you prepare for the fest, we've got details on the lineup, parking and transit options, as well as tips on what to wear and pack, and more.

Riveting dramas, hit musicals, campy comedies and more are in the lineup as Chicago kicks off its stacked fall theater season ...

Robert Libman, the former owner of Libman brooms, has taken on the maintenance and repair of the long-neglected Jewish ...

A recent visitor was told the motel’s rainbow-shaped sign would be “redone” soon. The Chicago Sign Museum fears the iconic ...

The overhaul of the North Portico will include an above-ground Welcome Hall and an outdoor Science Gardens area that will be ...

Valerie and Jim Spyropoulos bought the building housing the Diversey Funeral Home with plans to preserve the facade and stained glass and open their bar next year.

Multiple people opened fire on a group of six, striking the entire group and also hitting a woman in her car, who crashed ...

The neighborhood’s Mexican Independence Day Parade marched down 26th Street Sunday, with neighbors showing their pride in ...

A 15-year-old girl was charged with murder in Bickham's killing, but his family wants the public's help in identifying two ...