The Shedd Aquarium received four additional beluga whales on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, as part of an unprecedented international rescue effort. Credit: Brenna Hernandez/Shedd Aquarium DOWNTOWN — A ...

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BEVERLY — The Chicago Department of Public Health will spray insecticide through parts of Beverly, Morgan Park and Washington Heights Thursday evening after officials detected an increase in the ...

Find deals at indie booksellers like Bookie’s, bring your pup to Lilliput Books and explore Roscoe Village businesses at this annual celebration of romance fiction.

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SplitSec, a Chicago company, says its app uses residents’ phones instead of the fixed acoustic sensors used by the controversial Shotspotter program, which was discontinued by the city.

The $6 million project is being funded through a mix of city and private funds and will be completed by mid-2027.

The annual festival will bring more than 150 local vendors, artists and live performances to the area near Glenwood and Morse avenues.