Chicagoans can now drop off food scraps for composting at 40 locations citywide, including 21 library branches, as part of the city’s free program.

Nearly $3 million in city funds were raised for the two projects, Ald. Gilbert Villegas said. Construction is slated to begin in 2027.

The following five productions showcase the wide range of Chicago theater options, with something for all tastes, whether that’s a classic revival or a brand-new show, a musical or a straight play. Is ...

The 64-unit building will provide long-term housing and support for survivors of domestic violence. Construction is expected ...

The tree will be cut and transported to Chicago Monday from Campton Hills. It'll light up Millennium Park Nov. 20-Jan. 10.

The pastor of Blessed Sacrament Parish was removed while the Archdiocese of Chicago investigates a claim of "inappropriate ...

A picturesque Halloween capped an unusually sunny October. The first week of November wont be as lucky, with rain possible ...

The man was driving on Western Avenue near Kennedy Park when he lost control and struck a tree, causing his electric car to ...

Howard Brown Health plans to renovate its Rogers Park clinic, adding exam rooms, dedicated behavioral health space and an expanded laboratory as the health care pr ...

Brendan Reilly (42nd) could face a challenger in the February’s municipal election. Aldermanic candidates wanting to appear on February’s ballot were required to submit at least 473 signatures from ...

Concurrent bridge closures Downtown and on the North Side have disrupted daily life for commuters. Ald. Brendan Reilly called the project planning a "massive bureaucratic failure." ...

About a dozen candidates for the city’s first fully elected school board would consider closing or merging schools as enrollment declines. Most oppose any closures.