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A long-vacant Rogers Park firehouse has a $3 million plan to reopen as a café and event space.
Politics & Govt in ...
Chicago-area unions bussed members to Springfield to demand a "billionaires tax" package they say would raise billions for schools, transit and property-tax relief.
Weather & Environment in ...
High waves and strong onshore winds will keep swimmers out of Lake Michigan on Saturday, May 30. Lifeguards and officials warn to stay off piers and breakwalls.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man’s body was pulled from the Chicago River near the 3700 block of South Pulaski Road Friday afternoon; Area detectives are investigating.
Three tollway workers were struck on southbound I‑294 near Golf Road in Des Plaines; one worker later died and lanes were closed, officials say.
Elk Grove Village will hold a July 18 raffle giving residents first dibs on 20 new single‑family homes priced in the high $400,000s; winners must live there at least five years.
Plainfield police arrested 22-year-old Chance A. Keller after USB drives containing child sexual-abuse material were found at two businesses; investigators say federal forensics helped link the devices to him.
A Villa Park resident faces felony charges after prosecutors say a pursuit reached 108 mph on I‑88 and ended at a Motel 6 in Villa Park.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Lucky Strike's Wrigleyville lanes at 1027 W. Addison St. have closed permanently, leaving a large entertainment vacancy near Wrigley Field. The company's site redirects guests to its downtown location.
Mayor Brandon Johnson plans a sweeping "Protecting Renters Ordinance"—a rental registry, junk‑fee ban and eviction protections—that will test City Council math this summer.
A 35-year-old Nevada man wanted on robbery and domestic-violence charges was arrested in Melrose Park after U.S. Marshals alerted Cook County investigators.
A Chicago Sun‑Times review found more than 2,500 people jailed in Cook County over unpaid support, prompting questions about due process and calls for alternatives.
Food & Drinks in ...
A new luxury steakhouse called Esquire will move into the old Esquire Theatre on Oak Street, promising Wagyu, sushi, an omakase counter and a private club.
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