As Modern Condos Invade Logan Square Street, Artist Documents Historic Homes That Came Before Them
“The goal is to find out more about the houses so [they’re] not just wiped from our memory,” Matt Bergstrom said.
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After Losing A Friend To Suicide, Englewood Woman Starts Company To Get Black Chicagoans Talking About Mental Health
By Lee Edwards Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
Brothers And Sisters Bringing Local Food, Drinks To Ukrainian Village — With Help From The Underground Food Collective
By Alisa Hauser Wicker Park, Bucktown, West Town Primary category in which blog post is published
Zella In Lincoln Park To Close At End Of Month
By Kelly Bauer Lincoln Park, Old Town Primary category in which blog post is published
Pedestrians, Cyclists Watch In Shock As Car Cruises Down Protected Downtown Bike Lane
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Massive Redevelopment Of Tribune Printing Plant, Union Station Gets The OK From Key City Commission
The $2.5 billion project could break ground in 2020 and faces two more votes at City Hall before it wins final approval.
8 Things To Do In Wicker Park (And Beyond) This Weekend
A corn maze, petting zoo, serial killer art show, chili cook-off and Damen Harvest are among our picks for the Oct. 19-21 weekend.
A River North Hotel Has A New ‘Perk’ For Guests: A 17-Pound Burrito
The burrito is made with 3 pounds of adobo barbecue chicken and 3 pounds of pork carnitas ... plus a lot of other stuff.
Paciugo Gelato Closes All Shops In Chicago
The Italian gelato franchise closed all three of its Chicago locations for good last week.
Halloween Pop-Up Shops Mapped (And Yearlong Places, Too)
Looking for some fake cobwebs, creepy clowns on a swing or the perfect mustache?
Candidate For Alderman Puts Fake Parking Tickets On Cars To Advertise Campaign … And Neighbors Don’t Like It
"YOUR TICKET FOR CHANGE!" reads Dernard D. Newell's bright orange campaign fliers that greeted drivers Thursday morning.
Man, 71, With Concealed Carry Shoots Man Trying To Break Into His Home, Police Say
The shooting happened Thursday morning in the 8700 block of South Euclid Avenue.
Inside Google Hardware’s New Pop-Up Store, Now Open In Bucktown (PHOTOS)
The Pixel 3, Pixel 3XL smart phones and Slate tablet are the latest devices to try out in the storefront, which also features a treehouse and photo booth on the second floor.
West Loop Businesses Targeted In Robberies, Police Say
The most recent robbery happened at 5:30 a.m. Monday in the 900 block of West Washington Boulevard, police said.
