Chicago falls to No. 6 in Terminix list of Most Rodent-Infested Cities
Chicago is making improvements on the list of America's rattiest cities.
This Illinois Market Is Half Asian Grocery, Half Food Hall, and 100% Worth the...
A grocery run can turn into a full-blown food adventure at Gangnam Market in Chicago. One minute, you are browsing aisles packed with noodles, sauces, produce, snacks, and hard-to-find ingredients; the next, you are deciding what to order for lunch or dinner without ever leaving the building. Part Asian grocery...
State Rep. Hoan Huynh, Accused Of ‘Missing’ On The Job, Says He Closed Office...
UPTOWN — Amid claims he is “missing” on the job, State Rep. Hoan Huynh is defending his decision to close his district office — and is taking to social media to frequently prove he’s still performing his duties. Since the spring, flyers have appeared in...
2 teens charged for shooting 15-year-old outside West Side restaurant, Chicago police say
Two teenagers are facing attempted murder charges after shooting a 15-year-old boy in West Garfield Park, Chicago police said.
Family of man shot to death at South Side gas station speak out
The family of Naseem Stevens, 26, is left with questions after he was fatally shot in the Grand Crossing neighborhood on Sept. 25.
Surveillance video shows moment owners trap shoplifters inside luxury resale store in Lakeview
The store's owners say two men were caught on surveillance cameras last Friday stuffing their pockets and pants with more than $10,000 worth of high-end merchandise.
Dipped Italian Beef And Italian Ice Keep Regulars Loyal To Johnnie’s Beef In Elmwood...
There is a line on North Avenue that never seems to go away, and nobody standing in it looks annoyed. Rain does not stop it. Late nights do not stop it either. People clutch cash, rehearse their orders, and shuffle forward toward a tiny counter that has turned a simple sandwich into a suburban ritual.
Northwestern Stadium Developer: Seats Empty Because Fans Watched From Concourse
The 35,000-seat stadium was officially sold out in its first game.
Riverside formalizes qualms with Harlem traffic proposals
Riverside officials have passed a resolution opposing possible grade separations along Harlem Avenue as a solution to traffic related to the BNSF railroad crossing. Any such fix would see access to both East Burlington Street and East Quincy Street closed. On Thursday, Oct. 1, village trustees passed the resolution, wh
Little Wok on Broadway in East Lakeview hit with license suspension
The popular Little Wok Chinese and Japanese restaurant last week became the latest on a busy stretch of Broadway in East Lakeview to be shut down by the Chicago Department of Public Health.

















