Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park
Coronavirus All Around Chicago Is Rising — But The City’s Flat For Now, Top Doctor Says
"The main thing is all around us, cases are on the incline. ... We look good in Chicago right now, but Chicago doesn't have a wall around it."
Top Stories
New ‘Anti-Racist Andersonville’ Group To Protest Obama Mural Defacement With Rally Friday
By Joe Ward Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Don’t Go To Big Barbecues, Fireworks Shows This 4th Of July, Top Doc Says
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Rogers Park Sees Spike In Shootings — And Officials Fear More Police Won’t Help: We Have To ‘Come Together To do Something Different’
By Joe Ward Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Steep Theatre Losing Edgewater Home To Redevelopment, Starts Search For New Location
By Joe Ward Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Trikone Has Made Chicago More Welcoming For Queer South Asians For A Decade: ‘Come As You Are’
The LGBT South Asian organization may not be able to meet in person, but they’re still trying to bring people together during the pandemic.
After Owner Dies From Coronavirus, Rogers Park Restaurant Reopens: ‘We Want To Make Him Proud’
Saul Moreno, who owned Cuetzala Gro, died of coronavirus at 58 in April. Thanks to community support, his relatives reopened the family restaurant as a tribute to him.
City Beaches, In Use Despite Closure, Need Lifeguards, Alderman Says
"With another holiday weekend upon us and no lifeguards in the works, I fear for drownings that may occur," Ald. Maria Hadden said.
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.
Pop-Up Coronavirus Testing Coming To Rogers Park
Three free testing drives and a face mask giveaway are coming to Rogers Park starting this weekend.
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."
Rogers Park 3D Chalk Fest Moving Online Starting Friday
A Chicago-based 3D chalk artist will depict meals or products that can be bought on Howard Street.
The Green Mill To Reopen Friday With Live Jazz — But No Vocals, No Horns And Half As Many Booths
The legendary jazz club is one of the first live entertainment venues to reopen following the stay at home order.
Music Venues, Theaters Keeping Doors Shut As City Reopens: ‘More Cost-Effective To Stay Closed’
Despite being allowed to reopen Friday, most concert venues and theaters are remaining closed. Here's why.
