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The Kenwood home, which also hosted music legends Howlin’ Wolf and Chuck Berry, was one of three projects to receive landmark status Thursday.

"Cane Guy" did his best, but neither he nor the Sox could summon enough magic to hold off the Houston Astros.

A $28 million restoration project will transform the crumbling theater into a live entertainment space, restaurant and brewery.

Brothers DaHuang and ShanZou Zhou designed the 12-foot sculpture to honor the founder of the Chinese American Service League, who died in April.

Lifelong fan Rob Holt doesn't think his cane has powers — but fans do. The Sox did make a comeback victory once he started working his magic.

Tim Anderson talks to a young player who got his tooth knocked out. Michael Kopech inspired a teen pitcher recovering from leukemia. And the team let Shermann Thomas, the TikTok historian, film at their field.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is releasing bobbleheads of José Abreu, Yoán Moncada and Luis Robert.

The free vaccinations will be available for residents and pets of Back of the Yards, Englewood, West Englewood and Woodlawn on Saturday.

The day will be sunny and warm, though, with an expected high of 83 degrees.

After years on the farm, Joe Judd and his family are returning to Chicago and opening as Tangible Books at 3324 S. Halsted St.

Brady Nelson, 12, loves baseball — and he might just be Eloy Jiménez's biggest fan.

"Looking at his work, I see what is possible. You can simultaneously have family, show up for your community and make them one. Malik is a prime example of how to do that beautifully.”

In a news release titled, "What People Are Saying About Amazon Lockers," the Park District highlighted five supporters. Meanwhile, a South Side alderman has joined others in blocking them in her ward.

Residents said they hope the upgrades include more pedestrian safety measures and potential bike lanes along Ashland Avenue.

The city picked United Yards to revitalize the 47th Street and Ashland Avenue commercial corridor as part of the Invest South/West initiative.

The $19.2 million project will turn .6 acres of vacant land at 47th Street and Vincennes Avenue into a six-story building, according to the city. It's being funded through the city's Invest South/West initiative.

The projects will create 215 residential units and 40,000 square feet of retail space. Groundbreakings could begin this spring.

“Enchanted Tightrope is an invitation to come and play in the parks and observe some fairies walking on a tightrope,” performer Molly Plunk said. “It doesn't ask a lot of the audience."

"It is not enough to justify having branding in our parks. It is absolutely not enough," Ald. Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez (33rd) said. "I think this is a slap in the face."