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Try to get outside on Thursday, when the city will warm up to 54 degrees and see sunny skies.

Ahmed, 22, has a knack for computers and hopes to continue studying cybersecurity. “I want to make my parents proud," he said.

Terrance Wills grew up in Rockwell Gardens, just a five-minute bike ride from where the Bulls play. His clientele has grown to include the city’s biggest stars, from Zach LaVine to Scottie Pippen and Dwyane Wade.

Home Line Decoration, also called Al-Bazzar at 4358 N. Cicero Ave., is having a close-out sale to empty its inventory before considering next steps for the business.

The tool library, which allows members to borrow tools or devices, has more than 1,500 members and is growing. Its organizers are looking for a bigger space to hold "twice as many tools."

"I want people to know that these women mattered," said host Candace McCollum. "They were someone's mother, someone's aunt, someone's sister. We can't forget that."

Roseland Community Hospital in Chicago kept quiet about a possible sexual assault of one patient by another in its psychiatric unit. Only after ProPublica asked questions did Illinois’ public health officials alert law enforcement.

Abloh and Kanye West bonded over their love for design, and their collaborations helped bring the Rockford native global acclaim. He died after battling cancer.

Big Baller Brand, the apparel line started by the outspoken father of the Bulls' Lonzo Ball and the Hornets' LaMelo, will be sold at Flee Club on Taylor Street.

On Thursday night, police said both girls have been located.

Block Club's reporters reached out to more than 140 small businesses across the city to highlight their work — and encourage shoppers to stop by.

With deals, pop-ups, holly jolly trolleys, tree lightings and free Gluehwein, independent shops are the places to be Saturday.

From handmade candles to soap, scarves and scrunchies, check out these Far Northwest Side shops for gift ideas.

House plants, skate gear, zines and fancy cakes are just a few of the can't-miss gifts available in Wicker Park, Bucktown and West Town this holiday season.

You can support small South Side businesses by grabbing coffee at Kusanya Cafe, a T-shirt at Englewood Branded or someone's first pet at Aquatic Oasis, among other spots.

Whether you're shopping for a wine lover or a Ramblers fan, Far North Side shops have you covered for the holidays.

Block Club rounded up a few businesses along the south lakefront to help residents shop local.

Support these independent retailers, nonprofits and shops during this holiday season.

From paintings to toys, candles, cannabis and beer, shops in Lincoln Square and its surrounding neighborhoods are packed full of potential gifts.

From perfect selfie backgrounds to children's book and yoga classes, the South Loop and Bronzeville have your holiday needs covered.