Articles By Kelly Bauer
Roosters Could Be Banned, Other Farm Animals Would Require License Under Newly Proposed Chicago Rules
Animal advocates are concerned about the ordinance, worried it would lead to more animals dying or being mistreated.
Svengoolie To Be Honored By City Council For 40th Anniversary As A TV Horror Host
"He's a Chicagoland icon and it's not every day you get to congratulate one of the masters of horror, cult horror, on celebrating 40 years in business," said Ald. Ray Lopez.
Hang Out With Chickens, Feed Goats And More During Free Coop Tour This Weekend
This tour will feature 22 spots where Chicagoans can meet urban livestock like goats and chickens.
Chicago Climate Strike Kicks Off Friday At Grant Park As Activists Urge Politicians To Protect Environment
Chicago's Climate Strike is one of hundreds events expected to be held around the world on Friday.
You Can Help Name These Absurdly Adorable Baby Sea Otters — Then Meet Them At The Shedd Aquarium
Naming options for the 5-month-old pups include Obi, Watson and Simon.
Lakeview Taco Fest To Feature Food, Lucha Libre And Latin Music This Weekend
This the festival's seventh year in Lakeview.
Poetry Vending Machine Moves To Eris Brewery In Irving Park
The poetry vending machine raises money for a Chicago mural group.
1st Taste Of Boystown To Feature Tacos, Mini Burgers, Booze And More
A portion of the ticket proceeds will go to the Lakeview Pantry.
Man, 43, Killed In Hit-And-Run On Near North Side
Police are looking for the driver, who was in a white Toyota Camry.
