Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park

City officials decided to overhaul the project after people complained the bike lane's original design did not do enough to improve safety for people on the road.

That doesn't include the redevelopment of a historical Wilson Avenue theater into the new home of rock club Double Door.

The delivery service company is investigating the fake accounts which recently targeted Brown Sugar Bakery in Chatham and Smoque BBQ in Old Irving Park.

The road is closed so crews can work on the water service for a development.

PlayMakers Laboratory's board voted to close the theater education company due to pandemic hardships. But after being revived by staff, PlayMakers is returning for two fundraiser shows Monday.

Marina's Bistro opened during the pandemic, operating from a "ghost kitchen" in Avondale where it served modern takes on Puerto Rican cuisine.

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

A refinished tennis court has added pickleball court outlines at Rogers Beach Park while a workout facility was installed at Loyola Beach Park.

Neighbors can shop for gifts in unique settings in these annual local events.

An anonymous group of activists poured red paint on the Lincoln statue in Senn Park, tagging the site with slogans including "colonizer" and "land back."

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

"We're all neighbors." Teams of Rogers Park neighbors organized to provide a weekly chili night for the dozens living in tents inside Touhy Park.

Gadabout served up elevated takes on street food with an emphasis on sustainability. But profitability hasn't returned during the pandemic, management said.

The Double Door's sign on its Uptown home will resemble the iconic sign from its years in Wicker Park.

Whether you're looking to try some of the best food in Chicago, tour the West Side or get a glimpse of the city's underbelly, we've got you covered for experiences as gifts.

From turn-of-the-century art prints to locally made candles and West African drums, the Far North Side can meet all your holiday shopping needs.

A fire started in The Factory Theater's heating and cooling system, causing $15,000 in damage.

Volunteers organized a similar bake sale in August, which they said was a "raging success."

The city is looking to boost traffic to Bryn Mawr Avenue and Howard Street shops this holiday season as small businesses try to recover from the pandemic.