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Dr. Abdul Muhammad has been reassigned to a district network office. It was not immediately known why, but CPS officials said it was not related to reports of teachers taking students to vote at a nearby polling place.

“Lil Chico From Tuley Park,” a free, family-friendly exhibit dedicated to Veney's love for the South Side, will debut Saturday at A Very Serious Gallery in River West.

The city has received about $26.4 million in federal, state and city funding, leaders at a city department said. Construction will begin in 2026.

The Resident Association of Greater Englewood hopes to open “The Re-Up 1158 Project,” a destination for great eats and gathering, as soon as 2024.

A firm opening date isn't clear for the store neighbors have strongly opposed. Neighbors were previously told the store would have a "soft opening" Tuesday. The grand opening is “definitely not next week," a spokesperson said.

Sawyer, who will step down in May, supported efforts to remove police officers from schools, create local police councils and establish long-term solutions for gun violence.

Hall and Wooten, both pastors, emerged from an 11-person race to advance to the runoff to represent the South Side ward.

Seven candidates entered the February race to succeed Ald. Howard Brookins. Now, candidates Dantzler and Mosley will compete to be the area's first new alderperson in 20 years.

Some alderpeople said neighbors are afraid to leave their homes because of crime. Vallas' pledge to boost policing with "zero tolerance for misconduct" is the best solution for the city, they said.

Howard Bailey hopes to open the $600,000 community gallery and live-in workspace by spring 2024 to give local artists of color a safe space to display their work and perfect their craft.

In the non-binding ballot question, about 93 percent of Englewood residents approved relaunching the station, which shut down nearly three decades ago.

With all precincts reporting, Harris earned about 71 percent of the vote to win her fifth full term in office.

Richard Wooten and William Hall beat nine candidates in a crowded race to represent parts of West Woodlawn, Chatham, Park Manor, West Chesterfield, Grand Crossing, Auburn Gresham and Englewood.

Mosley and Dantzler emerged from seven candidates to replace the retiring Brookins.

Coleman won 77.5 percent of the vote over her two challengers, easily avoiding a runoff.

Moore, first elected in 2015, was a key figure in renaming Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable Drive in honor of the city's first non-Indigenous resident.

The company has spent years expanding on the South Side, gearing up to run more freight traffic through a dense residential area shouldering decades of environmental burden.

With classes like Treadmill Church and Sit and Be Fit, neighbors can join the Healthy Urban Lifestyle Program for exercise classes that cater to all ages.

Network leaders announced Tuesday they would not pick up the popular show for a fourth season, devastating fans who praised the show for its expertise in telling uniquely Chicago stories.

Southside Market will stock its shelves with products sold by local Black and Brown entrepreneurs, sell fresh cafe menu items and give out recipes to shoppers.