Loyola Park
Loyola Park’s Black History Month Party Sunday Will Feature Talks From Black Rogers Park Entrepreneurs
The Black History Month event will also feature a remembrance of the Pollards, Rogers Park's first Black residents.
Dead Tree Near Loyola Beach Gets New Life As 16-Foot Sculpture, And It’s Already A Hit With Neighbors
As part of the Chicago Tree Project, sculptor Plamen Yordanov is using a chainsaw to revitalize the Loyola tree into a stack of geometric shapes.
Talen Horton-Tucker Started Playing Ball At Loyola Park. Now An NBA Champ, He’s Giving Back With A Camp For Chicago Kids
“Our city is crying out for help right now, and these are the young men that can come back and help us," Horton-Tucker's high school coach said.
Dunkin’ Donuts Could Be Added In Rebuild Of Rogers Park Gas Station Next To Loyola Beach
The Shell gas station at 7138 N. Sheridan Road needs the city’s permission to rebuild its facility.
Loyola Beach Sea Wall Will Get New Look When ‘Artists Of The Wall’ Festival Returns This Weekend
The event will include a memorial for people who died during the past year from COVID-19 and other things.
How Should Rogers Park Spend $1 Million? Vote On Projects Like Sculpture, 100 Trees And Beach Upgrades
Residents of the 49th Ward can vote on six projects to fund and weigh in on how much money should go to street repaving.
Man Playing Basketball In Loyola Park Shot Thursday Afternoon
The shooting happened Thursday afternoon in the 1200 block of West Greenleaf Avenue.
Fear Grips Rogers Park As Hunt For Killer Intensifies
"In 11 years, I've never seen so many RP residents concerned about their safety," one neighbor said.
Man Shot Dead On Lakefront Trail In Rogers Park, Second Murder In 2 Days Near Loyola Park
Police are rushing ballistics tests to see if the same person killed both men.