The Chicago Department of Housing (DOH) will begin accepting applications for its Emergency Heating Repair Program (EHRP) on November 1,…
Seventy years ago, O’Hare International Airport made aviation history when a Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight departed for Paris —…
The Chicago Bulls are off to their strongest start in years, opening the season 3-0 for the first time since…
The Art Institute of Chicago has unveiled a new special collection rotation titled Critical Fabulation, curated by Simone Leigh in…
This week in Chicago history highlights the lives and contributions of several notable figures whose work shaped the city’s political,…
Josh Giddey scored a team-high 21 points, and the Chicago Bulls’ bench delivered a dominant performance, combining for 58 points…
The Philadelphia Union opened their Eastern Conference Round One playoff series with a dramatic 2-2 (4-2 penalty shootout) win over…
Chicago’s warehouse leasing sector is undergoing a strategic transformation, as developers, manufacturers, and logistics firms rethink how industrial space is…
The Chicago-based nonprofit Strides for Peace will host its third annual Gun Violence Prevention Expo on Thursday, November 20, at…
The Chicago Fire will look to continue their resurgence — and end another long-standing drought — when they host Orlando…
Chicago continues to struggle with a shortage of affordable housing, and many observers argue that traditional public-sector approaches have failed…
A recent Medicare information session offered clear guidance for individuals seeking to understand the differences between Medicare and Medicare Advantage,…
The Chicago Fire FC will wrap up their 2025 Major League Soccer regular season with an away match against the…
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) have announced four new Requests for…
Lukas Reichel recorded his first career two-goal game and added an assist as the Chicago Blackhawks powered past the St.…
Dr. Christopher (Kit) Maxwell has been appointed as the Chair and Eloise W. Martin Curator of Applied Arts of Europe…
Mayor Brandon Johnson continues to face scrutiny over his approach to public safety, as many question whether Chicago’s recent decline…
Chicago Fire FC II is set to face New England Revolution II in the opening round of the 2025 MLS…
The Art Institute of Chicago has opened a new exhibition titled Diane Simpson: “Good for Future,” which will run through…
Chicago health officials have confirmed multiple human cases of West Nile virus, prompting an expansion of mosquito spraying throughout the…
Charles Chew Jr., born on October 9, 1922, in Greenville, Mississippi, rose from humble beginnings to become one of Chicago’s…
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding of breast cancer and dispelling misconceptions that can…
Chicago Fire FC II wrapped up its home slate for the 2025 MLS NEXT Pro regular season with a 5–2…
Chicago has taken a major step toward addressing its housing shortage as Mayor Brandon Johnson and Alderman Bennett Lawson secured…
Chicago is expanding its community safety efforts with the launch of the Late Night Video Game Series, a joint initiative…
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced that the Harrison Street Viaduct, spanning from Canal Street to the Chicago…
Mayor Brandon Johnson has convened the Chicago Financial Future Task Force, a 24-member group of civic leaders tasked with developing…
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