Illinois passes "a tragic milestone." On Thursday, January 7, the number of Covid-19 cases since the pandemic first began surpassed the 1 million mark. 8,757 new cases were reported on Thursday, taking the total count...
More than 30 aldermen have penned a letter to Mayor Lori Lightfoot expressing their concerns. Chicago public schools reopened today, Monday, January 4, for the first time since they closed 9 months ago back in March 2...
It has been a year we will never forget. 2020 sure has been a year for the history books. Here we've gathered 30 of the most powerful photos from this year that sum up a turbulent year that was filled with struggle, un...
South Loop Club has a new flex. One of South Loop's most treasured haunts down on 701 S. State Street has a new look courtesy of a group of local artists. , first opened in 1988, was one of the many stars of Chicago's...
It's possible Chicago will get up to 5 inches of snow during a Tuesday afternoon winter storm. Depending on where in Chicago you live, there is a good chance you'll be under a winter storm warning with winter weather a...
Dance, drink, and ring in 2021! The day we can put this year behind us is finally near. Though Chicago's usual pulsating close to the year will, this time around, be slightly tamer, saying goodbye to 2020 will no doubt...
We're not crying you're crying. If there is one positive to take away from this turbulent year, it’s unity. The global pandemic galvanized communities little and large, inspiring kindness, harmony, and solidarity. In C...
In a year of so much suffering, it's easy to forget that there was also a lot to be inspired by. After the tumultuous and somber ride that this year provided, if there is one thing that can be universally agreed upon,...
"Illumination: Tree Lights at the Morton Arboretum" will feature unique light displays and a customized soundtrack. Fall is finally here and do you know what that means? So too is the start of the holiday season and th...