Lakeview, Wrigleyville, Northalsted

The Clark Street bar is closing after profits declined due to nearby CTA construction. It opened in 2006.

The birds, which are notorious for fiercely protecting their offspring, appear to be nesting earlier this season thanks to unseasonably warm weather.

There's also the Lincoln Roscoe Art and Craft Fair, a yoga class with bunnies and a Hollywood-themed prom for pups.

The Low-Line Market kicks off June 6 and runs Tuesdays near the Southport Brown Line Station. It will feature more than 20 Midwestern farmers and vendors.

"We've gotten a lot of hate mail. But it's not my first experience with bullying, so I've got pretty tough skin, as do a lot of LGBTQ people who have been through this before," one bar owner said.

The new restaurant is down the street from the Lakeview outpost of the popular ramen chain.

After backlash over the beer company partnering with transgender TikToker Dylan Mulvaney, the brand distanced itself from the star without addressing the transphobia.

Elevate Coffee is opening its second shop on Wilson Avenue after coming to Northalsted in 2018.

You can kick off the first weekend of May with Chicago's Latino Spirits Festival, a spring market, North Pond wildflower walk and more.

As Lawson succeeds Ald. Tom Tunney, his checklist from neighbors include reducing crime, attracting more small businesses and improving public transportation.

Lesbian, gay and bisexual alderpeople now are one-fifth of the City Council — and they represent all corners of the city. The new members show "there is LGBTQ life outside of Boystown," one said.

Rachel Werderits, a sixth-grade teacher at St. Andrew School, was surprised with the prestigious award Tuesday. Golden Apple winners get $5,000 and a Northwestern University sabbatical.

The boy band will make its debut at the ballpark Aug. 25. Tickets go on sale next week.

There's also a launch party for a Chicago brewery, an Edgebrook art and wine walk and a 5K through Ravenswood and Lincoln Square.

The 130-year-old house on Addison Street is just 300 feet from the Wrigley Field marquee.

The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project pairs queer students with older LGBTQ adults to bond over shared meals and art-making while learning their history.

The dispensary opening in the former Town Hall Pub space will be named Sway after a weed brand that's Black- and gay-owned.

This year's Pride Fest is June 17-18 along a stretch of North Halsted Street in the LGBTQ neighborhood.

Someone has repeatedly vandalized supportive messages for the LGBTQ+ community outside of Holy Covenant United Methodist Church.

Neighbors have said they were stunned by the announcement and are worried about losing access to affordable food, prescriptions and necessities.