Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Avondale
Don’t Go To Big Barbecues, Fireworks Shows This 4th Of July, Top Doc Says
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic makes it risky to have parties or gatherings with crowds — especially as other places are seeing big increases in cases, hospitalizations and deaths.
Top Stories
Police Plan To Arrest Teens At ‘Drug Corners’ Ahead Of 4th Of July Weekend
By Kelly Bauer Bronzeville, Near South Side Primary category in which blog post is published
Rotating Market, Spotlighting Women- And Black-Owned Businesses, Opens In Humboldt Park
By Mina Bloom Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Avondale Primary category in which blog post is published
Pizza Spot From Sportsman’s Club Crew Will Replace Big & Little’s In Logan Square Next Month
By Mina Bloom Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Avondale Primary category in which blog post is published
Prayers, Calls For Justice At Candlelit Vigil For 10-Year-Old Shot In Logan Square: ‘Such A Great Little Soul’
By Mina Bloom Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Avondale Primary category in which blog post is published
Girl, 10, Killed After Bullet Goes Through Logan Square Apartment Window
A group of boys or men might have been shooting at another group of people outside and hit the girl accidentally, police said.
Arturo’s Tacos Regular Launches Fundraiser To Help Servers Rebound From Shutdown
The Bucktown restaurant has been Angelo Dolojan’s go-to spot for years. Now he's helping support the servers after months without steady work.
Ørkenoy, Humboldt Park’s First Brewery, Aiming To Open In Late Summer
The Ørkenoy crew said they want the brewery to be a hub for local artists and community gatherings once it's safe.
Chicago Gyms Reopen, But Coalition Asks City To Allow 50 Percent Capacity, Optional Masks
Chicago has stricter restrictions for indoor gyms, including mandatory face masks and a 25-percent capacity cap.
Uber, Lyft Charges More For Riders Going To Chicago’s Non-White Neighborhoods, Study Shows
The study showed fares increased when a person was dropped off in a neighborhood with a high percentage of non-white residents. A Lyft spokesperson called the study "deeply flawed."
Sundays At Mi Tocaya: Grab Breakfast Burritos, Raspas And Produce From Local Farm Stand
The Mexican restaurant will serve to-go breakfast and host a mini farmers market Sunday mornings starting this weekend.
Dangerous Milwaukee Avenue Stretch In Logan Square To Get Protected Bike Lanes, New Crosswalks
The city plans to install the bike lanes on Milwaukee Avenue from Western to California this summer.
Can Indoor Dining Save Chicago’s Struggling Restaurants? Some Aren’t Risking It, Others Have No Choice
"What do you do: Kill your restaurant or kill the people that work at your restaurant? That's a gross decision to have to make," one restaurant owner said.
Chicago Public Schools Will Keep Its Police Program — For Now
The school board voted 4-3 in favor of keeping Chicago Police officers in city schools.
