More than 50 music acts will perform across multiple outdoor stages, along with interactive workshops and performances inside the Old Town School of Folk Music.

You can head to a "Golden Girls" homage, a Cyndi Lauper musical and more to celebrate Pride this June.

Beyond Wonderland, Greek Fest, Ribfest, Pokémon Go Fest and Día Del Niño celebrations are also on deck.

Debbie Brockman said the incident “profoundly impacted my life on a day-to-day basis, leaving me uncertain of my future, my neighbors’ futures, and quite frankly the future of the United States."

The Friendship Center previously held monthly food distribution events. Starting next week, it will open its pet pantry several days a week to meet the spike in demand.

Owner Tim Lacey cited financial issues in a note posted on the restaurant's website and Instagram. Atelier opened in 2023 and moved to a larger space last October.

The Indiana store is one of several Range USA locations that faced losing its license for breaking rules designed to deter illegal sales. Now the Trump administration is weakening penalties for failing to comply.

The Belmont-Sheffield Music Festival, a zine library launch and a jigsaw puzzle competition are also on deck.

No one was injured, and it was unclear what the cause of the fire was, officials said.

Construction at the Western Brown Line stop and bus turnaround continue, with another station closure on the horizon, officials said.

Ahead of the fifth and final season, here's a look back at the local establishments that had cameos and served as backdrops on the hit FX/Hulu show.

A developer’s pitch for the Fifth Third Bank building at Lawrence and Western avenues isn't finalized but could include 60 affordable units, Ald. Andre Vasquez said.

There are also arts and crafts and garden fairs, farmers markets, art exhibits, a pizza battle and free community portraits and mini-golf.

The former Diplomat Motel has been renovated into a transitional housing complex offering 37 private rooms to unhoused residents seeking a fresh start.

The Lincoln Square market opens Tuesday in its original location adjacent to the Western Brown Line station. Other neighborhood markets are still seeking vendors.

The man accused of shooting two police officers at Swedish Hospital had been arrested hours earlier after the robbery of a dollar store, where he was joined by an accomplice now suspected to be 18-year-old Jeron Tate.

After leaving her corporate job to pursue magic full-time, Brielle Kawalek is using mentalism to help Chicagoans trade their to-do lists for a moment of shared wonder.

Olivia Burgos told agents Saturday that she bought the gun for her boyfriend, who is barred from legally possessing guns because of a prior felony conviction.

The Saturday shooting killed 10-year Police Department veteran John Bartholomew, who was 38.

Guzman Y Gomez is staying in city limits following suburb expansion.

After two years of construction to improve the fields, parents are still using buckets and other measures to drain the outfields after it rains. The Park District says it's waiting for dry weather to fix the drainage issues.

The festival runs April 24-May 3 at Lincoln Square's Davis Theater with 12 official selections, in addition to shorts, events and special guests including Henry Winkler and Salman Rushdie.

The Greek Independence Day Parade, animal adoption events, a Children's Museum fundraiser, a footwork class and a cat lady party are also on deck.

Owner Anas Ihmoud resolved an eviction issue and is now repairing water damage that happened while he didn’t have access to the restaurant, he said.

The popular farmers market was forced to relocate a few blocks south in 2024 because of construction, but it returns to its former home this spring. The market will run Tuesdays and Thursdays through the fall.

You can shop a variety of indoor markets and craft events, watch an Indiana Jones flick accompanied by the Chicago Philharmonic and enjoy an evening of jazz in South Shore.

Improved drainage and other upgrades to the park’s baseball and soccer fields will prevent them from becoming muddy swamps after rain. A ribbon cutting is April 10.

For the second time since 2021, fields used by sports teams will be closed as the Park District addresses the issue. Experts and neighbors have suggested chickens, spores and more to control the insects.

The popular Chicago beer brands will keep operating while the new company seeks growth in other segments like THC beverages and restaurant operations.

A new Mediterranean option is coming to the neighborhood.