Officials said they have found no evidence of a shared infectious disease or a common environmental factor connecting their ...

The clock is ticking, but alderpeople will now wait until at least Tuesday to take a final vote on the sale of Chicago’s parking meter rights from one group of private investors to another — one day ...

The popular German-style holiday market returns to the Loop and Wrigleyville with collectibles to celebrate its 30th year.

For many city dwellers, the wooden structures — some just small fire escapes — serve as workshops, gardens or art studios.

The City Council's finance committee approved a new sale of the meter rights — but the city would get a 5 percent cut of the parking meter income going forward.

Chicago’s two baseball teams made history Thursday by securing playoff berths on the same day. Their post-season game locations are still up in the air.

Humboldt Park and Shoot it Yourself in Logan Square recently opened and have seen a stream of Gen Z and millennial customers.

Local musician Chris Dunn's pet project has played at Flub A Dub Chub's, an Asian restaurant, an Uptown taqueria and The ...

The expansion of the bike-share program could add thousands of bikes and scooters and lower prices for non-members riding to ...

Arthur Krumrey, acting president, poses for a portrait at the Norwood Park Historical Society in the Noble-Seymour-Crippen ...

At 6 p.m. Tuesday, the Elie Wiesel Auditorium at the Obama Presidential Center, 6001 S. Stony Island Avenue, will host a ...

Clark Street Live makes its Wrigleyville debut, plus the Beverly Art Walk, the last of Bronzeville Summer Nights and more.