Chicago Braces for Thunderstorms and High Swim Risks Along Lake Michigan Shores
Chicago expects a stormy week with rain and thunderstorms, particularly along Lake Michigan where high swim risks are issued. Despite a brighter Monday, the weather remains unsettled with potential late-night storms and a brief sunny respite midweek.
Tavern on Rush Set to Reopen in New Gold Coast Location on September 30, Bringing Legacy and Innovation to Chicago's Dining Scene
Tavern on Rush is reopening on September 30 at a new location, featuring a menu by chef Michael Wallach and plans for a new brunch service, blending tradition with modern dining trends.
Chicago Unveils "One System Initiative" to Unify Homeless and Immigrant Shelter Services Amidst Rising Population Concerns
Chicago is working on the "One System Initiative" to unify services for the homeless with those for new immigrants, maintaining the city’s shelter bed count while seeking improvements in care standards and resources.
Gary/Chicago International Airport Sets Flight Path for Modernization with New Air Traffic Control Tower Plans
Gary/Chicago International Airport is set to modernize with a new air traffic control tower, as per FAA approval for a siting study. The new tower will be around 50 feet taller for better visibility. Construction may start in fall 2025.












