Roseland, Pullman

The boy, Legend Barr, suffered a shattered femur and underwent surgery. His mom has launched a fundraiser to help pay medical bills while Legend recovers.

There will be a raffle, silent auctions from local businesses and vegan food for sale at the Sunday event.

The ride will feature stops at notable Pullman and Roseland locations, such as Roseland's Old Fashioned Donuts and the Pullman National Monument and State Historic Site.

The city planning department has put together a plan to make "neighborhood-oriented investments" around the 8-mile walking and biking trail.

The temperatures are dropping, but the city isn't stopping, with fall fests, a night-long performance of Indian classical music, a tool sale and more fun.

The attack is the latest in a wave of violence against older Asian residents, a community advocate said.

The exhibitions focus on photos, sculptures and other work from local artists, while the performances focus on live music and dance.

Pamela Forsberg is selling the home on behalf of her father, who spent years renovating it. The fixer-upper has many historical details.

Konesha Rhea and Jousecelyn Mayfield went from coaching youth football to leading their own high school teams. They say their matchup Thursday is bigger than football.

Youth coaches and fans in the city said a move risks distancing the team and its community programs from people who already have a hard time seeing them play. "Watching spectator sports is becoming something affluent people do."

Developers want to build Hampton by Hilton Hotel on part of Pullman Park and a Save A Lot grocery store that could serve thousands of residents in a Far South Side food desert.

From a gyro fest and double-dutch meetup to dog yoga and two Selena-themed tributes, there's something for everyone this weekend.

Restaurant owners Judy and Victor Ware are serving customers at Roseland's Ware Ranch Steak House once again after looting and fire gutted the restaurant in 2020.

The Pullman Club Coffee Shop will open alongside a smaller-scale version of the Pullman House Project. Organizers are preparing for an official opening later this year.

The Pullman National Monument and State Historic Site and the Greenstone United Methodist Church will have neighborhood tours, musical performances and a barbecue.

Roseland's POP! Heights Park will provide nearly 22,000 square feet of outdoor recreational space for Far South Side residents.

India Steward is raising $20,000 to support her team of Black and Brown girls: "We have to make sure that we can provide for our girls or they will miss out on a lot of opportunities.”

There will be free food, music and a school supply giveaway for students.

Organizers hopes the event will help local businesses and community members connect and support each other.

The project is meant to provide street improvements in the Far South Side neighborhood. During a Tuesday meeting, neighbors weighed in on visual upgrades to the community's main corridors.