Ald. Julia Ramirez said agents rammed their SUV into a truck before arresting a man in McKinley Park. Rapid response groups ...

The restaurant on Milwaukee Avenue had its license suspended last week, records show and remained shuttered Monday.

The eatery, first announced in 2023, will offer “an elevated take on classic American cuisine” and "timeless cocktails" that harken back to the Prohibition era, its owners said.

As a Black woman and survivor of domestic violence, she chose not to gamble on a trial that could have seen her imprisoned ...

The Wisconsin-brewed lager was long associated with Chicago dives and, of course, the Cubs. But its popularity here has faded.

Frank and Austin Battaglia will open the second location of their Garfield Ridge restaurant on the corridor they visited ...

The draft plan, to be finalized by the end of September, outlines designs for improvements to the south lakefront park that will be completed as funding is secured.

The bridge closed to cars last fall for a rehab project slated for completion in 2027. Now, the city says it doesn't know ...

State and federal laws taking effect later this year could wipe out the hemp-derived THC beverage market. "We are just doing the best we can," said Revolution Brewing's Josh Deth.

The group’s sold-out Soldier Field concerts are Aug. 27-28, with fan parties, pop-ups, giveaways, food specials and more ...

A year after launching, the state-legislated plan to reduce educational inequities for Black Chicago students faces federal investigation and budget woes.

Envíos Paloma, a Latina-owned money transfer service provider, opened its new shop on Little Village's 26th Street commercial ...