Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed a veto of a teen curfew ordinance Friday that had narrowly passed City Council earlier ...

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The bar and cafe, slated to open in July, will be the former NFL player's third hospitality venture in the South Loop.

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From left: Lesley Kennedy, Jeanine Logan and Lissah Mason of the Chicago South Side Birth Center pose for a portrait outside ...

Live Nation presents a multi-city tour, with a July 25 Chicago stop, of “An Evening with Francis Ford Coppola and ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has officially vetoed the "snap curfew" ordinance narrowly passed by the city council earlier this week.

There's also special Neo-Futurist Theater Pride shows, the Bronzeville Vendor Fair & Wildflower Music Festival, the Magnificent Mile Art Festival and a Lakeview Coffee Stroll.

Chicago artists Alma Dominguez and Mario Mena depict the paths immigrants take to Chicago from Mexico and South America. Their work appears at the new home of the PODER immigrant integration center.