Maxwell Evans

The Chicago Police Department said that an investigation is ongoing but that no one was in custody as of late Tuesday.

The order, effective until at least Jan. 14, comes two months after the city and Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul sued Pullman Innovations in South Deering, alleging excessive odors and illegal air pollution.

Students and staff say they have more questions than answers in tackling the systemic nature of sexual violence, following a reported assault last weekend at a fraternity house near the University of Chicago's campus.

The extent of the man's injuries were not immediately available Monday. The crash was the second involving a Metra train and a pedestrian since Saturday.

Albert “Al” Raby worked for decades to ensure equal rights in Chicago and beyond, and inspired figures from Martin Luther King, Jr. to Mayor Harold Washington. He died in 1988 at age 55.

The 19-year-old woman said she was assaulted and left unconscious during a Feb. 7 party at the Alpha Delta Phi house.

The advisory council shared resources for sexual violence prevention but didn't discuss two reported sexual assaults at fraternities near campus nor commit to drafting policy recommendations at its Wednesday meeting.

The oldest continually operating Black arts center in the U.S. is doubling in size, with expanded galleries, a restored ballroom, new classrooms and public archives.

The former police officer is in line for a second term after no challengers submitted petitions to run for the 10th Ward seat.

Architect and Woodlawn resident Taylor Staten aims to open The Parke, a café and gallery, for the 2027-28 school year. A community meeting on the plans is Nov. 5.