Articles By Hannah Boufford
Students At 2 Chicago Schools Will Win Free Back-To-School Supplies In Contest
Here's how you can nominate your school.
Yovanny Lopez, Baby Of Slain Pregnant Teen Marlen, Dies After Weeks On Life Support
The slain teen's family wants more charges to be filed against Marlen's killers.
Hyatt House Hotel Opens In Fulton Market, Adding More Rooms To Booming Neighborhood
Ald. Walter Burnett Jr. (27th) thanked neighbors for giving the thumbs up to the project.
‘Justice For Baby Yovanny’: As Slain Teen’s Alleged Killers Indicted, Family Wants Justice For Her Infant Still Clinging To Life
After a silent march to the courthouse, family members mourned the tragic murder of Marlen Ochoa Lopez.
Gately’s Peoples Store Neon Sign Will Live On After Fire: ‘Deserves A Place In A Museum,’ Ald. Anthony Beale Says
The alderman said he's working with the Gately family to remove, preserve and display the old sign, which survived Friday's devastating fire.
Case Of The Mondays: Man’s 18-Year-Old PT Cruiser Bursts Into Flames On Michigan Avenue
Smoke billowed down Michigan Avenue Monday morning as gawkers stopped to watch.
Tamika Catchings Will Lead Youth Basketball Clinic At Saturday’s Jo Jamboree! Festival
Jo Jamboree!, a festival in support of health and wellness, will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Nike And Artist Virgil Abloh Bring New Workshop To Michigan Avenue — With Free Classes For City’s Youth
The center includes a retail area, workshop space and shoe donation. It will also be home to a mentorship program.
Topshop On Michigan Avenue Will Close After Operator Filed For Bankruptcy
The London-based fast-fashion company will close all 11 locations in the United States, and plans for the future of their Michigan Avenue storefront are unknown.
