With the endorsement of the City Council’s License and Consumer Protection Committee, the measure is set for a final vote by ...

State lawmakers sent Gov. JB Pritzker a $55.2 billion budget on May 31 that raises $1 billion in new revenue and increases ...

Supporters of the measure would need 34 votes to override the mayor's promised veto. The ordinance passed by a 27-22 vote.

With a potential vote looming on a controversial ordinance that would allow Chicago police to declare a "snap curfew" on as little as 30 minutes' notice in an effort to curb teen takeovers, Mayor ...

According to a statement from the Chicago Police Department (CPD), an officer, identified by local media outlets as ...

One of Chicago’s most storied nightlife landmarks, the Green Mill Cocktail Lounge, is in the headlines again. But don’t panic just yet, jazz lovers: While the historic Uptown building that houses the ...

In today’s edition … Lawmakers of both parties decry the administration’s attempt to close Job Corps … Rep. LaMonica McIver ...

Borderless Magazine captures how ICE arrests in Los Angeles sparked a string of demonstrations across Chicago this week.

Despite being born with epilepsy, pianist Antonio Junius “Tony” Jackson became known as “the man of a thousand songs.” According to pianist and composer Jelly Roll Morton, there was no tune—written or ...

The death of a gloomy man at Easter is far less straightforward than it appears, as Alphy and Geordie find in their ...

1958: The last remaining Chicago streetcar made its final run. The last paying trolley customer was Al Carter. Carter was also the last customer at the 1933-34 Century of Progress, which was the ...