Ariel Parrella-Aureli

Families staying at Wright College plan to be there until the beginning of August, city officials said last week.

The license lets restaurant owners again host larger performances like comedy nights, music shows and open mic nights.

Renovation work on the art center could start at the tail end of summer, and a nearby sculpture garden is being unveiled next month.

When people spoke up in favor of the shelter and asked how to help migrants, some in the crowd shouted things like, "Give them the keys to your house," and "Turn the buses around."

The disruption at stations has created a juggling of duties for officers, some of whom feel frustrated there's still no word from the city about what they should do.

The series combining the Independence Park, Portage Park and Jefferson Park farmers markets is back Sunday.

Co-owner Marco Alt wants the shop to have the relaxed spirit of a traditional Italian cafe. A grand opening is planned for Sunday.

Ald. Nick Sposato said he was told about the plans as officials try to find more space for migrants, but it's not final. He wants a community meeting before moving forward.

The ratified contract adds 3 percent yearly pay raises and bonuses to faculty salaries, better balances workload and brings back awarded merit pay, the union president said.

A woman charged with hurting women on the Northwest Side, some with a bat, was ordered held on an $800,000 bond — $100,000 for each woman she attacked, the judge said.

The buildings feature 72 panels by artist Kathryn Eli, whose work can be found around the Northwest Side and suburbs.

The detours to Addison Street remain in effect as construction on the Metra bridge continues to take longer than planned.

The small gathering spot is back and part of an effort to increase walkability and promote local businesses.

The documents are part of the FBI investigation into the alderman's conduct when he first entered office in 2019.

Volunteers and a North Side alderwoman suggested the city use larger locations to house migrants, saying conditions are abysmal in police stations and other neighborhood spots.

More federal assistance could be coming to Chicago to help with the migrant crisis as families wait for shelter space in police stations.

The money will allow the mostly-volunteer chamber to bring in a leader who will have a greater presence in the neighborhood and help business owners.

The signature hot dog joint with car hop service is celebrating its 75th anniversary with discounts and more throughout May.

Construction could start in early summer, but the 45th Ward office is still deciding where improvements will be made, Ald. Jim Gardiner said.

The school's centennial celebration this weekend will raise money for the annual fund, which provides education opportunities and gives tuition discounts to students in need.