Group breaks into at least 41 vehicles in Bronzeville parking lot, police say
A group of suspects broke into at least 41 vehicles in a South Side parking lot early Saturday morning, Chicago police said.
Reserv Owner Says He’s Closing South Loop Restaurant After Months Of Neighbor Complaints
PRINTERS ROW — Reserv is permanently closing, bringing an end to the controversial restaurant and nightlife venue’s short run in Printers Row. Owner Gerald Joseph said that he surrendered his business license to the city ahead of a Oct. 16 Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) hearing and after months of comp
Johnson Fires Back at Wilson’s Anti-Business Label as Chicago Mayor’s Race Heats Up
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is pushing back hard against claims that he's bad for business, telling supporters that criticism of his record as anti-business is “laughable” as he campaigns for a second term. The pushback comes as mayoral challenger Willie Wilson keeps hammering Johnson over business taxes and what Wil
Tony Cornelius Looks Ahead as Soul Train Awards Return Home to Chicago
*The Soul Train Awards are returning to Chicago and BET this November, bringing the celebration back to the city where Don Cornelius first launched a television phenomenon that would transform Black music, dance, fashion and entertainment. For Tony Cornelius, longtime television producer, entertainment executive and so
3 shot during altercation outside River North nightclub, police say
Three men were shot during an altercation outside of a downtown nightclub early Saturday morning, Chicago police said.
Man Accused Of Killing Girlfriend, A City Worker, Had History of Domestic Violence, Prosecutors...
WEST RIDGE — A Glen Ellyn man shot and killed city employee Da’J Flowers in February before fleeing Illinois and assuming a false identity on the West Coast, prosecutors said Friday. Darreon Plummer, 33, was charged with first-degree murder and detained ahead of trial Friday after he was...
‘I need justice’: DNA confirms former CPS teacher fathered student’s child decades ago
Warning: This article contains discussion of alleged child sexual abuse.
Racing board declines bankrupt applicant with track sold to data center builder
(The Center Square) – The Illinois Racing Board denied a request from Hawthorne Race Course to conduct horse races next year during its monthly meeting. It was not clear how or where the applicants would conduct races, as the Stickney course was sold earlier this year. Illinois Racing Board Executive Director Domenic D
Chicago Homeowners Finally Got a Squatter Out of Their South Side House and Then...
Marcia and Carlon Lee spent months fighting to get an alleged squatter out of their South Side Chicago home. Now that the house is finally theirs again, a foreclosure notice […]
Beloved Chicago Radio Host Judy Markey, 82, Chooses to End Life with Medical Aid...
The longtime radio personality traveled to Switzerland to end her own life
