A sample menu item from Nic & Junior's, set to arrive in River North this spring Chicago's flourishing restaurant scene will ...

The boy was walking outside in the 2600 block of North Melvina Avenue when he was shot in the torso about 10:45 p.m., Chicago police said. Trains were delayed 20 to 25 minutes as crews worked to ...

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What happens when Chicago’s top chefs, sommeliers and hospitality leaders come together for one night to celebrate their own? Plenty of jokes get cracked about The Bear and the rise of food ...

A chocolate Labrador made it very clear it was time to eat by bringing his food bowl to his owner and whacking her on the head with it, recently recorded video shows. Katie Schafer captured this video ...

Hsing Chen Supported by By Kevin PangPriya Krishna and Brian Gallagher Kevin Pang is a writer and former restaurant critic living in Chicago. Priya Krishna is a reporter and Brian Gallagher is an ...

There’s plenty of barbecue and Mexican — as you’d expect — but also world-class Japanese, Korean and more. Comments welcome, as always. Credit...Courtney Pierce Supported by By Priya ...

(WTVO) — Illinois legislators are looking to pass ... the legislation last year after he was informed a student in the Taylorville school district was still allowed on campus after sexually ...

Every quarter, Eater LA publishes a map of 38 standout restaurants that best represent Los Angeles’s expansive dining scene. In this endless metropolis, there are both new and decades-old street ...

The Illinois Restaurant Association has been providing guidance to restaurants on how best to prepare for an ICE raid, said president and CEO Sam Toia. Agents need a signed warrant to enter an ...

When presenting Restaurant of the Year, which went to West Loop mainstay, Avec, Mary Kay Bonoma of the Illinois Restaurant Association veered into news of the day. “Let’s, in these very ...

Beginning Monday, about 2,000 bars and restaurants across the state will be able to pour the regional favorite, which for the first 195 years of its history was unavailable in Illinois — except ...