Lincoln Square, North Center, Irving Park

Is your favorite team still standing in the World Cup? Check if their country's flag is hanging outside Scott Fecho's house in Lincoln Square.

Ring in winter with festivities across the city, from trolley rides and tree lightings to sing-alongs and gingerbread house parties.

The approval comes after years of tense community meetings about the Lincoln Square project, which will sit directly across from the Western Avenue Brown Line station.

In Chicago’s busiest bike lane along Milwaukee Avenue, there have been 50 reported crashes and three deaths since 2020 as cyclists navigate the city’s patchwork approach to safety.

You can also go bowling for a greater cause, attend an art battle and join a holiday sing-along.

From hand-poured candles to David Bowie-themed board games, shops in the Lincoln Square area are packed full of potential gifts.

The tournament will continue through Dec. 18, and matches between the remaining teams can be watched at these neighborhood bars and restaurants. 

The development announced in 2020 has been revised multiple times amid debates about parking, housing and public transit. The project still requires City Council approval.

You can also learn how to salsa dance, attend a vintage festival, watch a comedy show, sleep over at The Shedd and more.

Black Eagle Lounge's first owner died in 2020. Now, his childhood friend is trying to keep the bar and restaurant afloat to honor him.

This week’s event is the latest go at the Police Department’s spray-painting strategy, held to cut down on skyrocketing catalytic converter thefts.

Shop for the holidays at one of the city's many seasonal markets, taste vegan bites at a night mercado, experience "The Godfather" at a Chicago Philharmonic concert and more.

Owner Diane Mejia specializes in baking vegan and gluten-free cakes, doughnuts, muffins, pies and more.

Hop Butcher owners Jeremiah Zimmer and Jude La Rose bought the building and equipment from Half Acre in 2021. Hop Butcher was founded in Chicago in 2014, offering IPAs, lagers and stouts.

The fast food chain is expected to open in the spring at Addison Street and Elston Avenue.

The restaurant will offer German and Italian food. It comes from the owner of the now-closed I Monelli, another longtime Lincoln Square staple.

The North Park bike shop launched its yarn retail side to further build community.

Neighbors were concerned the proposed development only had three affordable units and were worried about its parking, the alderperson said.

Applications are open for a program that could provide homeowners with $5,000 for a delinquent tax bill.