Midway, West Lawn

Neighbors for and against the city's plan spoke up during Thursday's meeting, which remained mostly peaceful.

Despite troubles with the city's airport operations and contracting, the City Council hasn't met to discuss the issues in more than eight months.

There's also an interactive Taiwanese music concert, a Ravenswood garage sale, a non-alcoholic social and a bike ride celebrating the city's youth.

Anquineice Brown, a fourth-grade teacher at Marquette Elementary School, was surprised with the award Thursday.

Southwest flights are now taking off again after a tech glitch this morning.

The alderman cruised to a fourth term, nabbing almost 88 percent of the vote.

Tabares said her top priorities for the future are making sure property taxes are affordable and improving public safety by supporting the police.

Plans to house 658 recent migrants in a vacant KMart have been postponed because local officials are concerned the site isn’t ready.

One neighbor said the stretch of Cicero Avenue where the woman was killed has limited infrastructure for pedestrians, and trying to walk across "is like crossing a highway."

Meet the candidates for the seats representing parts of the Far Southwest Side.

Tabares is facing a challenge from Eddie Guillen as she seeks a second term representing parts of West Lawn, Garfield Ridge and Archer Heights. Both candidates have past ties to indicted former House Speaker Mike Madigan.

Quinn is aiming for a fourth term representing the Far Southwest Side, while Paul Bruton hopes to win a City Council seat outside Mike Madigan's sphere of influence.

Hundreds of flights have been canceled or delayed at O'Hare and Midway airports, according to the city's airport department.

Many travelers remain without their baggage as the nationwide flight fiasco with Southwest Airlines continues to make waves.

Some travelers are still separated from their baggage — even though their flights were canceled and they were unable to travel for the holidays.

Whether you just need to pop outside, you're going for a drive or catching a flight, here's how you can stay warmer and safer during the winter storm.

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

“People are more stressed, they’re angrier ... but I don’t think it can all be chalked up to the pandemic," one flight attendant said.

Meet the community-led groups on the shortlist for the Pritzker Traubert Foundation's second Chicago Prize.