For many city dwellers, the wooden structures — some just small fire escapes — serve as workshops, gardens or art studios.

The expansion of the bike-share program could add thousands of bikes and scooters and lower prices for non-members riding to ...

The new space offers on-site services and a space for residents of the youth home to hang out, with leaders praising the ...

The center, located in the former The Windy City Fieldhouse, has six indoor sand volleyball courts, two basketball courts, ...

Humboldt Park and Shoot it Yourself in Logan Square recently opened and have seen a stream of Gen Z and millennial customers.

Arthur Krumrey, acting president, poses for a portrait at the Norwood Park Historical Society in the Noble-Seymour-Crippen ...

Local musician Chris Dunn's pet project has played at Flub A Dub Chub's, an Asian restaurant, an Uptown taqueria and The ...

Chicago’s two baseball teams made history Thursday by securing playoff berths on the same day. Their post-season game locations are still up in the air.

The district’s enrollment dipped to about 304,000 students though it reclaimed its spot as the country’s third largest school system. The Chicago Teachers Union called for extending CPS’ school ...

The City Council's finance committee approved a new sale of the meter rights — but the city would get a 5 percent cut of the parking meter income going forward.

The increase allows the city to use TIF funds for public works and development projects within the Pilsen tax increment-financing district, including plans to restore a Western Avenue bridge.

People who need birth or marriage documents can get them for a reduced or waived fee Saturday at Manning Library on the Near West Side.