The Mother Jones “We Shall Rise” Monument will honor the pioneering labor activist who got her start in Chicago.

Protesters rallied outside the Downtown Invest for Kids conference, opposing Amtrak’s proposed $915 million rail maintenance facility in Bridgeport and Chinatown.

The restaurant and bar, known for its staples of Jamaican cuisine, moved to the Harper Court development in 2014 after seven years in Lincoln Park.

The Mayor's Office has said a pilot for a ShotSpotter replacement could begin by early November, but police brass had few answers about the plan during budget hearings Wednesday.

Officers responding to reports of a shooting around 2:40 a.m. Wednesday found two men with gunshot wounds outside on Lake Street, police said.

Full Pink and Green Line service is expected to be restored later this week, although an exact date and time has not been determined yet, officials said.

IMD Park is the first new public park in the Illinois Medical District in decades. It features a soaring COVID-19 monument, fitness areas, a playground and more.

Morales, a community organizer, educator and advocate, was rooted in Chicago’s Puerto Rican community and spent decades organizing for youth, education and racial justice.

The annual concert at Beat Kitchen will feature seven local bands performing as KISS, Eminem, Pearl Jam and more in support of nonprofit Intonation Music.

A worker replaces the shattered front window at The Other Side Bar on Clark Street Tuesday after burglars broke into the business early that morning. Credit: Patrick Filbin/Block Club Chicago LINCOLN ...

Park District crews are repairing damaged pavement and trail graphics along the 18-mile trail, which will remain open as work continues through the fall.

Bernard Street, a trick-or-treating hotspot where elaborate displays spill over from one house to the next, will welcome The Scrappy Rat Picnic and Variety Orchestra for the first time Saturday night.