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The float, which tours the country as the "Trump Unity Bridge," is meant to inspire people, according to its creator. Some Chicagoans, however, were not thrilled.

A long-awaited plan to "detangle" the crowded Red, Brown and Purple line tracks in Lakeview is finally getting underway.

Known for its simple menu of shawarma or falafel, its white sauce and its flaming hot red sauce, the popular New York City street food came to Chicago in 2015.

Block Club Chicago reporter Jamie Nesbitt Golden will moderate a discussion following the film screening about the policies that led to such a disaster.

Bump-outs make crossing the street safer, Ald. Maria Hadden (49th) said in a Facebook post.

It's not clear if Alligator Bob, who has searched for the alligator for six days, is still part of the effort to find it. But he did pack up his traps before leaving the park Sunday.

CPS officials say the books were recycled and are conducting an "evaluation" of the confusing situation.

The Grounds for Peace program kicked off on Tuesday.

Organizers of the march are asking supporters with the means to donate through their GoFundMe page to help fund food, permits, ASL interpreters and more.

Wild Mile Chicago includes floating islands in the North Branch Canal just east of Goose Island.

Eleven counties, including Cook County, have seen mosquito batches or birds with West Nile virus so far.

The two left three-star Michelin restaurant Grace in a partnership dispute in 2017.

Small teams will perform takes on what it means to survive in Chicago and create a “just and joyous” city.

“Anybody who has children, or had children, should take this personally,” one activist said of the five shelters Heartland operates in Chicago neighborhoods.

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The slain teen's family wants more charges to be filed against Marlen's killers.

Ald. Walter Burnett Jr. (27th) thanked neighbors for giving the thumbs up to the project.

After a silent march to the courthouse, family members mourned the tragic murder of Marlen Ochoa Lopez.

The alderman said he's working with the Gately family to remove, preserve and display the old sign, which survived Friday's devastating fire.