Lincoln Square, North Center, Irving Park

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.

The brewing company is open until Dec. 15. The owner needs more sales to boost business and get rid of beer before moving.

De Charcuterie Sisters are creating custom Halloween charcuterie boards inspired by horror icons and their heritage.

Nearly 2,000 North Side residents reported flooding in their basements after the September storm overwhelmed city sewers and created flash floods.

Neighbors can expect a cannon blast from the ship on Halloween night, along with plenty of candy, the homeowner said.

There are trunk-or-treat events for kids throughout the city, Halloween parades, haunted houses and more this Halloween weekend.

Ald. Andre Vasquez wore the Halloween costume as he's set to introduce a measure to require CTA leaders to give City Council quarterly updates or risk losing funding.

PHOTOS: Check out how Chicagoans have decked out homes across the city for Halloween.

The barriers have so far been installed sporadically from Addison to Kenneth and replace the painted bike lane and flexi posts.

Empirical's landlord terminated the lease in May after brewery owners failed to pay more than $16,000 in rent. Authorities evicted the company from its Malt Row home Friday.

Empirical Brewery helped usher in the "Malt Row" slate of breweries lining the Metra tracks in Ravenswood.

There's also Diwali in the Park, a music festival and Día de los Muertos procession.

Irene’s Finer Diner opened Friday morning. The Irving Park Road spot changed hands at least twice since the owner's family closed Alps East in 2012.

The pub and coffee shop aims to be a family-friendly spot good for a quick bite, watching a soccer match or meeting friends for a pint, its leaders said.

Chicago AF, a growing community of sober adults, is hosting the booze-free party complete with a dance floor, photo booth and open bar.

People can drop off their donations at several Irving Park, Portage Park and Jefferson Park businesses, gyms or police stations until the end of November.

Calls to public officials haven't saved the slumping homes, neighbors said. Ald. Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez's office is pushing for a meeting with city officials about the houses.

Frances "Fran" Walker was killed last week at her West Ridge home. She was passionate about music and was known to take care of others.