Bronzeville, Near South Side

COVID-19 sidelined the Golden Knights Drill Team. Now, they're looking for a little help from the public to get back on their feet.

Pro basketball player Linnae Harper will give kids in Kenwood book bags filled with supplies Friday at at an event.

With retail, residences and green space on the horizon, GRIT Chicago says it aims to make the multibillion project as transparent and equitable as possible.

The Chicago horse riders are "trying to keep this a generational thing" by getting kids familiar with horses and cowboy culture.

Participants can learn what does into a city budget, and how to advocate for city dollars for resources and initiatives in their communities.

"The fact that these women are exploited, brutalized, missing, murdered — and overlooked — without a serious, determined effort from law enforcement just smacks of benign neglect," the congressman said.

"He's a survivor. He never gives up, and he always does what he says he's going to do," said a friend of the house music legend. He's breathing on his own after being placed on a ventilator last week.

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Residents of Grand Boulevard, Hyde Park, Kenwood and Oakland can participate and submit questions in advance.

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The money will fund a cleanup of 32 vacant lots in the neighborhoods and support six public art installations that will be created by the Chicago Public Art Group.

The "BLOC" — Bronzeville Loving Our Community — party starts 5 p.m. July 25 with food, music and live performances.

As the number of Delta variant cases rise, South Side organizations are teaming up to get more residents vaccinated.

The $3.8 billion project will overhaul Bronzeville land that has been sitting empty for more than a decade.

With visits to riot sites and other important parts of Chicago Black history, organizers of a weekend bike ride want to give context to the racial violence of a century ago.

The $150,000 grant will help church leaders fix water damage and cracks in the foundation of a building that's only been renovated twice in the past century.

The first part of the $3.8 billion project to transform the Bronzeville hospital site includes an innovation center, welcoming center, senior housing, a repurposed pavilion and a park.

The Chicago Roo Crew is seeing more people than usual getting rid of their birds — a difficulty on top of trying to pay off vet bills for the birds they already care for.

The exhibit, featuring work by a Bronzeville artist, will honor the economic resilience of Black Chicago and beyond.