After Foxtrot and Dom’s closings, Chicago-area vendors seek new places to sell
The abrupt closure of the grocers impacts dozens of local vendors — from cold brew to Japanese rice balls.
The two Chicago-based nonprofit journalism organizations garnered the Local Reporting prize on Monday for the “Missing in Chicago” series, and Invisible Institute won a second Pulitzer for audio reporting. Eig’s ‘King: A Life’ won in the Biography category.
Researchers say if state officials don’t curb utility spending, “Illinois is on course to maintain its entire gas system indefinitely.”
The move is symbolic because CPS has the final say, but offers insight into how a new needs-based approach to distributing money is playing out.
Want to see a great performance this month? Here are 10 solid options, from splashy musicals to gritty new dramas.
The Chicago native is having a full circle moment with a triple lineup on local stages.
Four colleges in Chicago have set up “Liberated Zones” in solidarity with Gaza.
Flip phones are back in style. Reset checks in with a local principal who switched from a smartphone to a “dumb phone” and isn’t going back.
Counter-protesters at DePaul’s Lincoln Park campus reportedly tried to clash with protesters. Sixty-eight protestors were arrested at the School of the Art Institute.
Jacqueline Jackson’s award is the latest milestone in a “bittersweet” career.
Chicago agents say the just-approved, $418 million Realtors settlement over broker commissions might not have an immediate impact, but it will bring changes for homebuyers and sellers.
“Fossil wonderland” opens in 6,000-square-foot facility that will also house life-sized 3D renderings of ancient animals and multipurpose areas for community programs.
Who is Rafael Kubelík? Decoding the mystery sent us to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s archives.
The faux flower installations have popped up at restaurants and other businesses in Lake View, Lincoln Park, the West Loop and beyond, mirroring a global trend.
For her script about a misguided stage troupe, the indigenous playwright watched school holiday pageants and saw a lot of turkeys.
Xavier Tate, 22, was seen wandering the Gage Park neighborhood for hours before confronting Huesca at his car in a driveway, officials disclosed Friday.
Newly released records show officers acknowledged ties to anti-government Oath Keepers – but said their involvement was limited.
A breakdown in the financial aid process means students are making one of the biggest purchases of their lives without knowing how much it will cost.
In modern dating, what does it take to win the affections of another and what does that say about society?
Love it or hate it, the biggest cicada season in over two centuries in Illinois is starting to ramp up.
Mayor Brandon Johnson and Police Superintendent Larry Snelling had earlier vowed to rid the department of officers on the anti-government group Oath Keepers rolls.
New rules are in effect to clean up the pollutants, but the state says issuing permits to do so is complex.
Cue the popcorn. This weekend’s Doc10 festival tends to be an early predictor of the Oscar shortlist.
Hollywood’s go-to character man has a star turn in a world premiere at A Red Orchid — an ensemble he says is still “willing to go anywhere and try anything.”
Anti-war protests have swept college campuses in recent weeks as students support Palestinians in Israel’s attacks on Gaza, decry what they call censorship from their universities and call on institutions to divest from weapons manufacturers and companies supporting Israel.
The backlash comes days after the university made an agreement with encampment organizers to take steps toward divesting from Israel.
The statistics, compiled by the Chicago Police Department, show response times over the last six years were more than two minutes quicker with a ShotSpotter alert than when the gunshot detection alert was accompanied by a 911 call.
The move would ease tax burdens on pot shops. Those savings could be passed on to customers, industry leaders said.
Grammy award-winning singer Laufey visited WBEZ’s “Reset” ahead of the first of two Chicago appearances — and performed her song “Bored” in studio.
The campus joins protests across the country calling on universities to divest from companies supporting Israel.
Letters written by Vallas and others in Burke’s case became public Tuesday. Convicted for racketeering, bribery and attempted extortion, Burke is set to be sentenced June 24.
Our monthly concert list curates great picks mostly from midsize and neighborhood venues.
The city has until the end of the year to allocate hundreds of millions of federal COVID relief money or risk losing it.