Thursday's burglaries in Beverly were part of a series of smash-and-grabs across the city this week, and multiple persons of interest are in custody, Ald. Matt O'Shea said.

Based out of Bethany Union Church, EngAGE Beverly holds gatherings twice a week for adults experiencing early memory changes and their families.

Meet Jim Lynch, Block Club Chicago'sreporter for Beverly, Morgan Park, Mount Greenwood & Washington Heights. Play trivia, grab a free drink!

Visitors can see a rare art gallery inside a Chicago Park District fieldhouse and a historical society with displays celebrating a half-century of area architecture.

“Peculiar Wilderness: A Chicago Alphabet,” by Keith Lewis with artwork by Dmitry Samarov, shows readers “blue-collar, working-class Chicago" and the structures that make it unique, Lewis said.

The "FLIRT" train, set to begin service in 2028, will be on display next week at the LaSalle Street Metra station.

The five men, ages 71-80, have met weekly for decades to run together. Sunday’s Chicago Marathon will be their last one as a group.

Parishioners at Sacred Heart Mission Church say they have yet to hear from the archdiocese on a plan to reopen.

Comedian and WGCI-FM personality Leon Rogers will lead Saturday's lineup of eight comics. Proceeds from the show will support repairs to the 113-year-old church.

The snack bar near the Beverly Hills-95th Street Metra Station specializes in sweet treats but also offers savory options like elotes.

Morgan Martin, owner of Live And Believe Wellness in Beverly, wanted to offer the South Side something often found up north. "We were built to thrive, not just survive," he said.

The Thursday event will support businesses along 111th Street in Mount Greenwood, including several dealing with the effects of the street's two-week closure for railroad work.

A railroad spokesperson said a news release sent last week about the 14-day closure of the roadway between Mount Greenwood and Morgan Park had incorrect information.

The four-term alderman representing Beverly, Mount Greenwood and Morgan Park said he would not seek reelection next year as he seeks to spend more time with his family.

The 19th Ward, covering Beverly, Morgan Park and Mount Greenwood, will have a new alderperson next year after Matt O'Shea told the Sun-Times he would not seek reelection.

Richard Wojcikowski, operations manager of Bookie’s bookstore in Beverly, died on Friday in a car accident. The store is operating at reduced hours as it adjusts to life without its beloved employee.

The discovery in a closet of St. Christina's basement prompted a police investigation and alarmed neighbors, but officials said a young man came forward admitting the set up was some sort of prank.

The car caravan blocked off a major Western Avenue intersection. Reports of shots fired at the event turned out to be a car's modified exhaust system, officials said.

The free fitness group meets weekly in the forest preserve, with some 300 participants attending each workout. The group looks to address the disparity in work-out opportunities on the South Side.

The world's most famous Sox fan was gifted a nicer version of the pope-style hats passed out to 40,000 fans at a game earlier this month.

Olympic gold medalist and Mother McAuley graduate Abbey Murphy will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Survivor Game Saturday.

Since merging in 2021, St. Walter-St. Benedict School in Morgan Park and Blue Island has operated with students split between two campuses.

The Oak Room pub, located in Smith Village senior living center, is only the second pub east of Western Avenue in Beverly and Morgan Park. Could it's success change the tides for the area's famous…

A judge ordered an inspection at a Beverly residence that has received multiple citations for unlicensed concerts and events on a backyard garage patio that was never properly permitted, according to…

Parts of Beverly, Morgan Park and Washington Heights will be sprayed with insecticide late Thursday evening into Friday after the Department of Public Health detected an increase in West Nile virus…

The White Sox gave away 40,000 "pope hats" at Tuesday's game in honor of the team's most famous fan, Pope Leo XIV. The evening featured other Catholic traditions as well.

The Far South Side theater's upcoming production is directed by Beverly native Sheilah O’Grady and stars residents Patrick Allen, Jane Flynn-Royko and Isaiah Pinzino.

At least 22 of 35 bodies found to be improperly stored at Bohemian National Cemetery came from either South Chicago Chapel or Planet Green Cremations, the comptroller's office said.

McGarry passed his love of boxing and his work ethic on to neighborhood kids through his backyard boxing gym. His block of South Hoyne Avenue has been renamed in his honor.

The Beverly brewery’s Wrenly Rose, a Belgian-style beer, is named for California's Wren Hop winery — and for the daughter of a local couple undergoing pediatric cancer treatment.

Photographer Mati Maldre has spent decades capturing the architecture and landscapes that make Beverly and Morgan Park unique. He'll be at a book launch and signing event Saturday at Bookie's.

Englewood resident Candace Collins, 37, was killed Sunday night when police said she was hit by a car after exiting an SUV on the shoulder of I-57 in Washington Heights.

A 19th Ward speed camera could be moved to cover one of two schools on 111th Street based on requests from community members and data from the Chicago Department of Transportation.

Charges are pending for the driver, who police said fled a traffic stop early Thursday, resulting in a chase from Indiana to Morgan Park.

An event at the home Saturday — located on the block where Ald. Matt O'Shea lives — featured a band and armed security and resulted in nine citations. Neighbors have complained, while the resident…

The now-retired Rev. Thomas Conde, previously of Christ the King and St. Christina, is the subject of a pending lawsuit and has denied the allegations, the archdiocese said in a letter to…

Neighbors can take in green spaces and see a variety of plants during the Beverly Area Planning Association's annual event Sunday.

“It’s rare when a bar or restaurant of any fashion makes it five years, let alone 50. We are definitely proud of it,” the bar's owner said.

The team behind the Black-owned Living Fresh Market is developing a smaller-format store for the space left by Aldi's abrupt departure with the help of a $150,000 grant.

For over a decade, Pat Mac’s Pack has raised millions of dollars to support brain tumor research and provide assistance for families of children diagnosed with cancer.

The liner has been repaired and the refilling process is underway, but the Park District needs to conduct testing before the pool can open, a park supervisor said.

Eagle Scout candidate Grayson Herr has organized a luggage drive at Christ the King Parish in Beverly. Donate new or gently used bags through Sunday.

Citing a significant enrollment decline made worse by a substitute teacher scandal, Queen of Martyrs will not open next school year, the Archdiocese of Chicago announced Monday.

The Juneteenth Family Festival of Beverly/Morgan Park was founded by neighborhood residents and has grown from 300 attendees to over 5,000 expected this year.

“I have never seen anything like that yesterday,” a neighbor said after Wednesday's intense storms.

Beverly Unitarian Church will host the fourth annual South Side Family Pride, offering an afternoon with performances, music and fun for all ages.

Shrader’s Goods, which has sold firefighter-themed merchandise since 2009, says it could shut down after receiving a cease-and-desist letter. The city says designs on Shrader’s merchandise are…