Patrick Filbin

The alderman is asking the city to revoke The Dime's liquor and entertainment licenses, citing years of police incidents and two shootings near the bar this summer.

Both teams are in contention this late in August, giving Chicago baseball fans a rare reason to celebrate together — even if they're rooting for different sides.

Hoops in the Hood marked its anniversary Friday with a citywide tournament at Seward Park, where basketball is the starting point for mentorship, community and opportunity.

The South Side barbecue institution has opened its second location just steps from Wrigley Field, bringing its slow-smoked meats to Lakeview.

The stretch between Wrightwood and Diversey is expected to remain closed through mid-October as the city replaces a 137-year-old water main. A cancer recovery center is among the 30 businesses affected.

The location at 1639 N. Wells St. has sat without a grocery tenant since Treasure Island closed in 2018.

A Lincoln Park resident's video showing more than a dozen delivery robots clustered on Clark Street has drawn more than 300,000 views.

For five hours each year, thousands of Chicagoans take over the highway on bikes and on foot. As the event turns 25, advocates are imagining what else could change along the lakefront.

The popular European-style market is expanding from its Lincoln Square outpost, offering everything from pizza and sandwiches to coffee, cocktails and beer from local food producers and featuring an outdoor courtyard designed for neighbors to hang out.

Muhājir brings the chef's research into his family's migration from India and Qatar to Chicago into a deeply personal menu that melds memories, centuries-old recipes and live-fire cooking.