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Neighbors now have 45 days to weigh in on the potential renaming of Park No. 567 in Bucktown after the late Chicago artist Dont Fret, who died last year.

Bucktown neighbor Liz Tierney is giving away free homemade cookies every weekend out of a Little Free Library box near her home. "I just wanted people to experience joy," she said.

John and Jess Feller, who also own the cocktail kit company Aged & Infused, are fulfilling a longtime dream: opening a cocktail bar.

Though the federal agents often wore masks concealing their identities, Block Club Chicago identified 271 of them. Many were trained specifically for crowd control, yet reported using force more than ...

For some Italians on both sides of the political and religious spectrum, having an American pope who is not afraid to call out injustices is important for the times and the religious landscape.

Block Club Chicago, a nonprofit news organization focused on Chicago’s diverse neighborhoods, is looking for a full-time general assignment reporter. While most of our reporters are embedded in a geog...

The Catholic elementary school has been open since 1874. The parish's pastor cited plummeting enrollment and a loss of government scholarship funds as factors in its closure.

Foundry Park could add 3,700 housing units, a hotel, riverwalk, park space, retail and restaurants to the northern section of what was once supposed to be the Lincoln Yards megadevelopment. It still n...

Gourmet is a worker-owned publication about food and the people who make and consume it.

Martina Mosby was the first of at least 63 people killed in domestic homicides in 2025. Experts say the increase is in part due to federal funding cuts to victim services programs.

The Chicago visual artist, poet and actor died in October at the age of 66. A Sunday "celebration of life" included a program at the Metro and second line parade through the neighborhood.

Mayor Brandon Johnson amended his corporate head tax proposal, reversed a 50 percent cut to the library collections budget and made other changes as he pushes to pass a final budget next week.

Rebecca George, who owns the indie bookstore with her sister Kimberly, said the opening of Barnes & Noble nearby led to a sharp drop in sales. "I definitely blame it on Barnes and Noble, 100 percent,"...

The photo op came after agents tear-gassed a Little Village street and were spotted in the area numerous times. At the Bean, one agent shouted, "Everyone say, Little Village!"

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