Category: Chicago

Chicago’s hospitality and tourism industry is expressing confidence in the city’s ability to withstand potential downturns, despite looming concerns regarding…

On April 17, numerous significant events have shaped the history of Chicago, as documented by the Tribune’s archives. Weather records…

While substance use remains a public health concern in Chicago, opioid and drug-related deaths and overdose EMS calls appear to…

Good afternoon! Three panels of the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt will be viewable to the public in Chicago this…

DOWNTOWN — A proposed Downtown curfew for unaccompanied minors has been replaced by a new plan that could give the…

Speed cameras have sparked controversy in Chicago, but data reveals they have prevented hundreds of serious and fatal crashes in…

Ken Griffin’s departure from Chicago has sparked a conversation about the role of corporate philanthropy in the city’s future. The…

At Mad Mike’s Barber Shop in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood, Ismael Acuña Jaimez puts the finishing touches on a customer’s…

DOWNTOWN — In a bold proposal aimed at rejuvenating Downtown Chicago, a group of University of Chicago graduate students has…

Chicago’s first police riot began with a simple act of defiance against a prohibitionist mayor’s crackdown on alcohol sales. On…

GOLD COAST — The passing of legendary avant-garde filmmaker David Lynch in January at the age of 78 resonated deeply…

Portillo’s, the national chain that originated in Chicago’s suburbs, is making a bold move into the fast-food breakfast market with…