Englewood, Chatham
Englewood Pastor Grilling Up Hundreds Of Hot Dogs, Burgers In Effort To ‘Feed The Block’ — And Curb Gun Violence
An Englewood pastor is bringing the party back this summer. Donations are welcome.
Top Stories
Man Tried To Lure 3 Pre-Teen Girls Into His Home By Offering Them Pizza
By Kelly Bauer Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
Don’t Let Aldermen Decide Which Streets To Repair Anymore, Watchdog Says Again
By A.D. Quig Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Roll N Peace Night Bike Ride Aims To Connect Neighbors — And Keep Englewood Safe — This Friday
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
Despite Lightfoot’s Calls For His Resignation, Burke Remains Ahead Of Wednesday City Council Meeting
By Heather Cherone Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Why Do People Wear Orange To Promote Gun Control? It All Started With Hadiya Pendleton
"Whether it’s worn by students in Montana, activists in New York, or Hadiya’s loved ones in Chicago, the color orange honors the more than 100 lives cut short and the hundreds more wounded by gun violence every day."
What’s Being Done To Solve The Murders Of Black Women On The South And West Sides? ‘Don’t Dismiss This,’ Families Implore
A community forum Thursday night left some people with more questions than answers as families grapple with the murder of 51 women.
It’s CTA Vs. NJ Transit In Bracket Battle For Transit Supremacy — Do The East Coast-ers Have A Chance? Fuhgeddaboudit
Sixteen transit agencies entered the inaugural Transit Bracket Challenge. Only two are still standing — Chicago needs your votes to win.
The Story Of Perkins Bass Elementary In Englewood, The Little School That Did
A school once written off makes a Rocky-style comeback.
Looking For Free Summer Meals For Kids? This Texting Service Wants To Help
By texting FOOD (or COMIDA) to 877-877 Chicagoans can be connected to free meals for kids.
Is Your Garden A Champ? Entries Open For Chicago Gardening Awards — Pretty Plants Not Necessarily Required
How a garden benefits the environment and community is as important as how it looks when it comes to the Chicago Excellence in Gardening Awards, now open for entries.
Are You Young, Fresh And New? The ‘So Fresh Saturday Tour’ Wants You
The seventh annual local tour is looking for artists who can keep it clean.
LGBTQ People Can Get Free Clothing, Toiletries At 79th Street’s Pop-Up ‘QT Shop’
The Brave Space Alliance's QT Shop will give attendees a chance to swap clothes with other participants and to look through gently used donated items.
3 Charged In Killing Of Marlen Ochoa Lopez ‘Should Never See The Light Of Day,’ Her Grieving Family Says
The three charged in connection with the teen's grisly murder were in court Monday.
