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Watch ‘The Voice’ Alum Meagan McNeal Wow CTA Green Line Riders With An Impromptu House Performance
The South Side mother of two performed DJ Dennis Ferrer's "Hey Hey," with her baby boy in a sling, delighting CTA passengers.
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At The Chicago Academy For The Arts AIDS Benefit, Gifted Students Perform For A Good Cause
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Taste of Clark Street Highlights Rogers Park’s Dining Diversity Sunday
By Jonathan Ballew Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Roosters Could Be Banned, Other Farm Animals Would Require License Under Newly Proposed Chicago Rules
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Water Dept. Will Test Tree-Saving Water Main Technology In Andersonville, Ald. Osterman Says
By Jonathan Ballew Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Victims Of Hate Graffiti In Rogers Park Say ‘We Will Not Be Intimidated’
Police arrested a man for a series of Rogers Park graffiti incidents and are looking at him for anti-LGBTQ messages as well, officials said.
Senn Principal Emails Parents About ‘Bittersweet’ Departure Of Theater Teacher Charged With Sexually Assaulting Student
A note sent to parents Tuesday announcing Joel Ewing's departure was dated Sept. 5. It did not mention the allegations. A second note followed an hour later, apologizing for the earlier note.
Planned Opening Of New Blues Club Next To Green Mill Is Delayed, Owner Says
Green Mill owner Dave Jemilo, who had hoped to open Club Della Robbia in late 2018, said "it's going to be awhile."
Inspired By His Dogwalking Job, Photographer Creating Adorable Photos At Montrose Dog Beach
Avondale resident Todd Bushman brings his clients' dogs to the beach — and captures some amazing action.
Which HU Is The Real HU? Two Rivals Settle The Score At Saturday’s Chicago Football Classic
Howard University and Hampton University took their rivalry to Soldier Field for the 22nd Annual Chicago Football Classic.
City’s Plan To Fix Water Mains And Save Trees Cheered By Aldermen. Could Fixing Lead Pipes Be Next?
Ald. Brian Hopkins, who co-sponsored an ordinance to force the city to try "cured-in-place pipe" liners in existing mains, said perhaps some day it could ease the city's lead pipe issues.
Notorious Andersonville Sexual Harasser Finds Another Victim — This Time, In Jail, Officials Say: ‘He’s Going To Do This Again’
Just days after he was in court for allegedly groping a woman exiting a ride share, Willie Wright, Jr. exposed himself to a jail guard and masturbated in front of her, officials say.
Reparations Resolution To Go Before City Council Next Week: ‘It’s Time’
A coalition of local officials and activists are ready to bring the case for reparations to Chicago.
Gaggle Of Friendly Raccoons On Lakefront Beg For Food, Climb Man’s Leg In Video
Dozens of raccoons live along the lakefront and have amassed a small following of people who feed them.
