Bronzeville, Near South Side

Cocktail company Pour Souls and farm-to-table fare Collective Ventures will join the cafe's food and beverage residency.

Submit a photo of your jack-o'-lantern by Tuesday to enter our raffle. Your pumpkin could be highlighted in a Block Club newsletter!

Voters at this year’s South Side Pitch will help determine the winning businesses — and the audience’s top choice will receive $1,000.

In addition to a job fair, the expo will include discussions on energy startups and the state of the Bronzeville "Community of the Future."

"Whatever reason why she doesn't have a headstone doesn't matter. I wanted to do something now," historian Tammy Gibson said.

Through his mixed media creations, Raymond Thomas aims to counter dangerous narratives while celebrating Blackness.

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

The 10-story transit-oriented development will have ground-floor retail space and 99 residential units, 50 of them affordable.

The grandmother of the teen also asked the gunman to "come forward" and turn themselves in.

The Civil Rights icon, who moved to Chicago in 1919 as one of the earliest participants in the Great Migration, died Wednesday at his Drexel Boulevard home.

The virtual discussion will be the first in a series of events to promote civic engagement.

A 14-year-old girl and a 45-year-old security guard were rushed to the hospital in serious condition.

Community members are still grieving the leader while looking for ways to celebrate his life and work. They'll honor him at Saturday's movie night.

"Tim has been working for all of us for his whole life, fighting the good fight to create a better world," the fundraiser's organizer wrote. "Let us join together and show how much we care."

The Blacktober virtual food fest is back with more than 50 Black-owned restaurants offering sweet deals this month.

A $20,000 grant to Bronzeville-Kenwood Mutual Aid will help South Siders get food, pay rent and get to doctor appointments. Requests for help come from as far as Roseland.

The C47 Work and Experiment Lounge offers in-person workforce development for artists, which is needed "after we’ve all been home for a year and a half," founder Monica Haslip said.

Small business advocates want to limit the tax breaks property owners can get on vacant storefronts. On 75th Street, three in five storefronts were vacant as of last year.

The race kicks off Sunday — but organizers are still looking for people to sign up and help them raise money for local schools.

Fans can check out performances, panel discussions and more at the Chicago Tap Summit, returning to the Harold Washington Cultural Center Friday.