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Millennium Park Gets Metal Detectors, Security Checkpoints As New Curfew For Teens Begins
Visitors at Millennium Park said they weren't that bothered by the additional security measures, while Chicagoans online call the move an "embarrassment" for the city.
Ride Of Silence Honors Bicyclists Killed By Drivers In Deadly Year For Chicago Riders
The 7.2-mile ride stopped at the sites of three recent fatal crashes to honor the bicyclists who have been killed.
The Chicago Teachers Union Votes On Its Leadership Friday. What’s At Stake?
A mayoral election and a transition to an elected school board loom during the next CTU leadership’s three-year term, with the potential to redraw an often combative relationship with the city.
Meet The Most Cherished Regular At Cary’s Lounge In West Ridge: Mel The Bar Cat
The bar with one of Chicago's most beloved cats will throw a party, dubbed Malörtopia, Saturday to celebrate 50 years in West Ridge.
