A 130-year-old Fletcher Street multi-unit is coming down after a developer paid $1.15 million for the land near the Belmont CTA stop.

A new father held his beer stein steady with his newborn strapped to his chest to win the contest that kicked off this weekend's festival.

A jazz-and-buffet fundraiser at Greenbrier Elementary will fund a classroom building rising in Musiye village, Uganda.

John Peller led his final AIDS Run & Walk at Soldier Field before stepping down as AIDS Foundation Chicago CEO in December.

Suburban riders can now swap books at Schaumburg, Harvey and other Pace stations honoring Parton’s literacy legacy.

A West Garfield Park teen survived a cracked skull and brain bleeding after a gray SUV fled the scene. His mother is canvassing for video herself.

A Mesirow-linked buyer now owns the 70-acre Deerfield campus, with Fortune Brands Innovations set to bring up to 1,000 workers by 2027.

Chicago Police say a man groped a 48-year-old woman on a CTA bus in University Village and released his photo to the public.

Anthony Lewellen's Red Line mural hides a design flaw in the Nourishing Hope logo, turning a flawed “O” into art.

The boy fell from a South Vernon Avenue home Friday morning; police say he is in fair condition.

The Chicana singer of Quetzal fame headlines a one-night bolero showcase near Millennium Park, backed by a Venezuelan pianist.

Susu opens weekday mornings October 5th with a wagyu sujuk breakfast sandwich and baklava bear claws in the old Grace space.

A proposed five-story building would retain the site's historic facade, replacing an earlier four-story design near NEIU in North Park.