Mack Liederman

Preston, 24, was killed Saturday in a shooting. She had worked in the 5th Police District for three years.

Mobile Makers will host Maker, Tinker, Thinker near the Kimball Arts Center. The event invites neighbors to "imagine what welcoming environments look like within their own community," a city official said.

Chicago is short hundreds of lawyers as migrants wait months to apply for asylum. The city has yet to help new arrivals get legal services to stay here, a nonprofit director said.

The investment will help the agency replace up to 300 aging railcars.

Officials opened fewer than half of neighborhood pools — and did it later than usual — last summer because of a persistent lifeguard shortage.

Last year, many pools stayed closed throughout the summer due to a lifeguard shortage. The Park District hopes raises and other perks will bring in more applicants this summer.

Challenges are growing, but one leader said her organization is "honored to help and walk alongside these families during their most difficult time."

The boy band will make its debut at the ballpark Aug. 25. Tickets go on sale next week.

Mario's has been a mainstay in the neighborhood since 1954.

The free classes for all ages will be hosted at local parks across the city.

The CTA president swiped his work pass 24 times in two years as transit struggled. Ald. Andre Vasquez and an advocacy group want him fired.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot has said the city already doesn't have enough space for the migrants who are here — and the answer to problems at the border isn't bussing people to Chicago.

The museum filled with cash is totally free.

"We lost a cornerstone of the neighborhood that all this has grown on top of, and now they're forced to leave because the area's gotten too nice," a neighbor said.

The city is working to support the migrants, but officials said it's been difficult to plan when there is no communication from the states sending people here.

The cat, aptly named Beef, was seen wandering the stadium and swiping snacks from fans. "You don't expect to see a cat playing center field," one fan said.

The agency has also promised to eliminate financial barriers to training in its bid to recruit lifeguards.

Inspections for lead often happen only after a child becomes sick, advocates say. There's a new push to make them more proactive.

The ruling said the city rushed to implement vaccine requirements without negotiating with unions first.

The city could get more thunderstorms Thursday night.