Articles By Kelly Bauer
Field Museum Researchers Remade A 1,000-Year-Old Peruvian Beer After Analyzing Ceramic Artifacts
An ale inspired by the ancient beer will be released in Chicago stores and bars this summer.
26 Teens Arrested As Huge Crowds Walk Around Downtown, Get Into Fights, Police Say
The teens were all charged with misdemeanors, police said.
Logan Square Shooting Kills Brandon Delgado, 18, Police Say
The shooting happened late Wednesday in the 2200 block of North Avers Avenue, police said.
Robbers Stuff Food Down Pants, Beat Clerk With Skateboards At Loop Convenience Store, Police Say
The store clerk was hospitalized with a minor head injury after the early Thursday incident, police said.
Community Groups Sue City To Try To End Lincoln Yards TIF, Reform TIF System
The groups behind the lawsuit allege the city has used the TIF system in a "racially and ethnically discriminatory" way to benefit white-majority areas.
Huge Light, Art Projections On Merchandise Mart Will Soon Be Shown Every Night
Some of this summer's projections will be accompanied by music and performances from artists.
Student Stabs Another Student In South Loop’s East-West University Classroom
The student was critically wounded and hospitalized after the Tuesday stabbing, police said.
Community Groups Sue City To Block $900 Million Lincoln Yards TIF
The controversial TIF for the Lincoln Yards development was approved by the City Council last week.
Pregnant Women Can Now Text Reporters For Free To Get Tips, Ask Questions And Share Stories
The free text service, called The Cord, is part of a project where reporters are looking into maternal health in Chicago.
