Experts say the Loop is showing signs of a potential economic boom thanks to the tech giant's purchase of the Thompson Center ...

The collective was recently awarded a Human Rights Campaign small business grant to help expand its mission and will relaunch next month with a "Sapphic slumber party" Feb. 7.

U.S Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officially launched "enhanced targeted operations" in Chicago on Sunday, following a ...

Ald. Samantha Nugent said she was told the city would hold an Accelerated Moving Event at the park starting Feb. 24. Some ...

The restaurant closed last month after an electrical fire, but it's also facing an eviction lawsuit. Google and OpenTable ...

CPS officials initially said agents who identified themselves as ICE arrived at Hamline Elementary in Back of the Yards Friday, but it was actually Secret Service agents looking for an 11-year-old who ...

Developers for the Missing Middle Infill Housing program will construct market-rate housing on 36 lots with the goal of building back the West Side's middle-class residential stock.

There are also jazz shows, a deep-dish pizza class and plenty of arts workshops, from embroidery to pottery to Japanese Kintsugi.

Tickets for the race go on sale Monday, and organizers are promising quicker set-up and tear-down times in 2025.

Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd) said he won't support Fern Hill's plan for North and LaSalle. But a new design could be coming.

Staff and volunteers hit the frigid streets Thursday night for the city's annual Point-in-Time count, a snapshot of people ...

Unionized museum employees filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board last week after two workers' contracts were not renewed. They're also demanding a fair contract and better pay.