The African and Caribbean International Festival of Life is moving from Washington Park to the South Loop this summer.

A coalition of progressive activists, faith leaders and organizers from across the country gathered Saturday at Woodlawn’s First Presbyterian Church for the People’s Agenda, a forum on immigration, ec ...

Tonight’s conversation opens up a lot of wounds for me,” said Ald. Jeanette Taylor (20th) at a packed Tuesday evening ...

Condensing a densely packed 450-page novel into 140 or so minutes of theater is no easy task, but that's just what Shattered ...

Kenwood Academy baseball are city champions once again after Thursday night’s nail-biting 10-9 victory over Lane Tech High ...

Maturitease Incontinent Skin Care Boutique, a new salon for end-of-life caregivers, is set to open next month at the Del ...

Fantasía Ariel Graham carried her 1-year-old daughter, Winter, up close to her large, colorful painting of three Chicagoans ...

Beneath portraits of former President Barack Obama and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Che “Rhymefest” Smith and Jessica Biggs, ...

Fantasía Ariel Graham carried her 1-year-old daughter, Winter, up close to her large, colorful painting of three Chicagoans ...

It’s summer again in Hyde Park, and the neighborhood is heading into season with a packed slate of art fairs, music festivals ...

On the first Tuesday of each month, a small group of Hyde Park veterans gather at Valois Restaurant to share coffee, eggs and ...

Memorial Day is a day of collective national grief when we mourn our fallen soldiers. In America, we are largely privileged enough to forget the sacrifices our ancestors made to keep us safe and ...