Siri Chilukuri, Better Government Association

The city is pledging to follow through on promises it made when the public housing complex Cabrini-Green was ordered demolished more than two decades ago.

PAWS Chicago is hosting the Virtual Clear the Shelters Adoption Week through Saturday.

“My goal is the bring this person to justice for hitting me and leaving me out there," the bicyclist said. "He could have killed me."

The global rental company announced rules Thursday to limit parties amid the pandemic.

Chicago postal workers are worried about the unprecedented number of mail-in ballots, especially as the Trump administration makes changes to the system.

Entries are accepted until Sept. 1.

The YMCA will provide in-person care for Chicago Public Schools students while they're out of class and have parents at work.

Current and former students say they experienced racism and other forms of bigotry at the elite private high school — and administrators failed to address the problems.

The paid PAWS apprenticeship program is taking applications through Friday.

The four Magellanic penguins, who were born in May, are old enough to start exploring their home — together.

You can run a 5K, 10K or just walk in your neighborhood for a good cause in the months ahead. Proceeds will benefit White Sox and Chicago Cubs charities.

The new music festival will take place Aug. 22 at Soldier Field and features Lloyd, Do or Die and Bobby V.

The ebikes can go up to 15 mph. The will cost the same as regular Divvy bikes in designated areas on the South and West sides, and an extra 15 cents per minute on the North Side, where racks are more plentiful.

"I wanted to thank you because sometimes it's hard to pass time when you have to do time," the child wrote in the viral letter.

Volunteers added to the registry will be contacted when they fit the requirements for upcoming clinical studies of potential coronavirus vaccines.

A group of law school graduates are advocating for an alternative to the bar exam, which is scheduled to take place remotely in October.

The Chicago Parks Foundation in partnership with the Park District is providing cleanup materials and safety guidelines to help volunteers.

The second annual My Block, My Hood, My City neighborhoods race will take place Aug. 9-16.

This week is the 25th Anniversary of the 1995 heat wave that killed hundreds of Chicagoans. As temperatures soar during a global pandemic, experts say it’s important to stay vigilant.

With street festivals canceled, the owners of the 94-year-old South Side scoop shop decided to bring their signature cone to you.