Sara Badilini

Edison Park neighbors have created a petition calling for officials to study Northwest Highway to see how it can be made safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.

Peter Tritsarolis, the owner of Cal-Harbor in Pullman, died in early December. His son-in-law will run the diner that's been in the family for more than 20 years.

The police officer resigned several days after Hendrix was found dead in his West Side RV. Her family believes he was negligent.

The popular hot dog stand has a new patio, a bar with special cocktails and karaoke space — but its hallowed interior remains the same.

The man, who has since resigned from the Police Department, has not been charged with a crime, but Hendrix's family said they have unanswered questions about her death.

People who want to sign up can do so through the Charity Program, where runners can raise money for 170 nonprofits.

The development will include apartments, culturally sensitive social services and a rooftop for Native American cultural practices.

Illinois PPE Network is donating face shields to people and organizations in need. They can be picked up in spots around the city.

The Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program will provide $42 million for residents unable to pay water and sewer bills.

PAWS is trying to find homes for animals for the holidays. The event runs Friday through Dec. 18.

The scholarship will be awarded to adult learners based on their civic engagement or to people with aspirations to drive change in their communities.

Northa Johnson tried for weeks to get her flu shot at home, but city officials were of little help, she said. Chicago's health department is referring residents to at-home services, but public information is hard to come by.

Chicago has a more than 50 percent chance of snow on Christmas, according to an AccuWeather report.

Holiday bars full of decorations and themed drinks and snacks are here — and there's plenty of options for everyone.

Kelly Bee returned the ornaments to Stephani Ramijanc on Thursday morning. "A little holiday miracle," she said.

Kelly Bee found five glittery ornaments a few blocks away from Christkindlmarket. She hopes she can get them back to their owner.

The club, born during the pandemic, has 230 members who scour all parts of the city to pick up garbage from public areas.

The last time Cook County registered more than 1,000 homicides was in 1994.

The tool library, which allows members to borrow tools or devices, has more than 1,500 members and is growing. Its organizers are looking for a bigger space to hold "twice as many tools."

With deals, pop-ups, holly jolly trolleys, tree lightings and free Gluehwein, independent shops are the places to be Saturday.