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Food & Drinks in ...
Webster’s storied Hop nightclub is giving way to a larger Preslee’s Southern Good Eatery with a family-friendly format planned for fall.
Good Belly, Louisville's chef-driven Jewish deli-inspired sandwich shop, will close at the end of August after growing from a food truck into a Douglass Loop favorite.
Community & Society in ...
New books and school supplies were found in dumpsters outside Fuentes Elementary in Avondale as CPS took over the former Acero campus. Neighbors salvaged what they could before rain ruined much of it.
Waukesha’s historic St. Joseph Catholic Church reopened Saturday after six months and a roughly half-million-dollar renovation. Hundreds returned for a bilingual Mass.
Sandy Hills Estates residents say repeated boil-water advisories have destroyed their trust in the community’s tap water, even though no advisory is currently active.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A court-approved arbitration ruling gives BH Group and Related Group a path to close on West Palm Beach’s long-stalled Transit Village site.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
An Illinois State Police trooper is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a Tinley Park bartender after a night out. He is being held while the case moves forward.
A Jeffersonville tasting event will bring together 20-plus eateries, live music and a silent auction to support Southern Indiana’s senior volunteer network.
Morgan State is taking the lead on transforming Baltimore’s long-vacant Lake Clifton campus, with demolition underway and a major master plan ahead.
A 19-year-old is in critical condition after gunfire erupted from a group of young males near Houston’s south side. Police are searching for four suspects seen fleeing on video.
A Waterford Township man faces eight charges after prosecutors say police found a knife, ghost gun and pistol during a July encounter.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Positive West Nile mosquito samples are prompting a targeted spray operation across eight Pittsburgh neighborhoods Wednesday evening.
A man was hospitalized after a train struck him early Tuesday in Cincinnati’s Hartwell neighborhood. Police said his injuries were not life-threatening.
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