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The store, located in the Chatham Ridge Shopping Center, will host events, workshops and more for neighbors, representatives said.

The 312 Block Party, Chicago Live!, SAUCED Night Market and Chicago Gourmet are also on deck.

The Earle School Family Residences is an adaptive reuse of the former Charles Warrington Earle School, one of 50 schools shut down a decade ago by former Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Neighbors have been looking forward to a development at the site that would bring housing and retail to 115th Street — set to break ground next year. They fear the camp would cost them jobs and much-needed investment.

The city is starting a feasibility study to explore the idea as South and West Side grocers continue to close, Mayor Brandon Johnson said.

The Englewood Jazz Festival, Mexican Independence Day Parade and Connect South Shore Arts Fest are also back this weekend.

The school will use part of a $5 million grant awarded by MacKenzie Scott to refresh Sikia. Neighbors can share their hopes for the restaurant at a November luncheon.

The festival, founded by an Englewood resident nearly two decades ago, celebrates emerging and established jazz musicians from Chicago and beyond.

The meeting will "open the dialogue" about a vacant lot at 115th and Halsted streets possibly becoming one location for "winterized" tent camps for migrants.

Proposed housing in the West Loop, Pilsen, Englewood and Bridgeport is one step closer to reality. The City Council is scheduled to vote on the projects Thursday.

The Meeting of Styles gathering is this weekend in South Chicago and West Englewood, bringing internationally renown street artists to paint more than 100 spots on the South Side.

For decades, Southwest Side neighbors have heard train horns blare late into the night. City officials are starting the process of turning seven stations into “quiet zones,” but it could take several years.

Aside from peppering the mayor's police superintendent pick with questions, the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability also voted to eliminate the Police Department's controversial gang database.

The South Side coffee shop and nonprofit created for neighbors by neighbors will welcome the public Saturday for food, music, wellness sessions and more.

Brandon Bradberry was shot three times outside his nephew’s funeral in mid-August. His family and coworkers at First Ascent gym have launched fundraisers to support his recovery.

After the two firefighters responded to a garage fire, the man lured them inside and threatened them with a knife before officers rescued them, officials said.

New York has a Rat Czar. Other cities are trying new trapping methods. But the “rattiest city in America” can’t keep up with skyrocketing rodent complaints, data shows.

A group of real estate companies managed by a north suburban woman has racked up hundreds of rat-related tickets on properties — many on Chicago’s South and West sides.

When developers didn't respond to the city's "architectural and structural corrections" within 120 days, their "single permit application for one residential building" became void, a city commissioner said.