Erin McCarthy’s “History of Chicago” class turned the college’s archives into a visual celebration of its legacy with a new exhibit at the Hokin Gallery. When junior music business major Caeli …
National Medal of Arts recipient Bruce Sagan with President and First Lady Biden. Photo courtesy of White House Bruce Sagan passed away Sunday, September 21, 2025. There have been many …
The bold Park District plan would expand the plaza around Buckingham Fountain to the lakefront — with DuSable Lake Shore Drive tunneled underneath the new public space. Critics say it’s …
Vitalogy bar opened last month on the Dearborn Street corridor, while the much-anticipated Southern Chicago and a Pure Green outpost join South Michigan Avenue. by Jamie Nesbitt Golden July 2, 2025 …
Choose Chicago said last year’s visitor total represented a 6.5 percent increase year over year, with international tourism surpassing 2 million visitors for the first time since 2019. The rise …
The restaurant is one of three Bar Louie locations to abruptly close over the weekend. by Jamie Nesbitt Golden March 25, 2025 PRINTERS ROW — Another restaurant has left the …
Rogers Park resident Logan Green poses with his sign at Chicago’s People’s March for Justice at Water Tower Park on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025. By Morgan Kromer, Staff Reporter March …
From sharing information and shopping immigrant-owned businesses to donating to nonprofits, here are seven ways Chicagoans can help immigrant communities in the city. by Francia Garcia Hernandez January 28, 2025 …
By Adam Harrington Updated on: December 29, 2024 / CBS Chicago CHICAGO (CBS) — Bonnie McGrath—a Chicago journalist, attorney, and champion of the city’s arts, culture, and people—passed away last …
On Tuesday, December 3rd at Grace Place, a forum was presented and organized by One Community Near South and sponsored by South Loop Neighbors. The South Loop is split into …
