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“You’re going to be able to have a wedding in the way you want to have a wedding.” Various officials have confirmed that, despite a very slight increase in cases over the last several days, by summer w...
Millions of people around the world will be turning off their lights at 8:30 pm. Earth Hour is a global movement meant to bring attention and urgency to protecting the planet from global warming, climate change, habitat...
Apartments in the landmark building feature stained glass, wooden trusses, and exposed brick. Extensive renovations to Logan Square’s Bethany Presbyterian Church have turned the century-old church and its adjacent...
The Windy City was named 9th best in the US in the data-driven study. Over the past year, COVID-19 restrictions have kept us stuck inside and at times unable to leave the city, travel to other states, let alone venture...
The tradition that dates back to 1962 went ahead after all! Whether you’re a fan of surprises or not, I think we can all admit the river turning green again over the weekend was a glorious and uplifting surprise....
The United Center is aiming to give shots to 6,000 people per day. Towards the end of last month, Governor J.B. Pritzker joined Mayor Lori Lightfoot to announce that the United Center would begin operating as a mass vac...
Sox Park and Wrigley Field will reopen to fans at a 20 percent capacity. With Covid-19 related metrics trending in the right direction and Chicago’s positivity rate now at the lowest it has been since the pandemic...
Thousands of Chicagoans gathered at Grant Park last year for the third Women’s March following Trump’s election. In a year in which crowds and marches aren’t possible, we instead take a look back at so...
The usual familiar faces were replaced with four curious Magellanic penguins. In their latest high-profile field trip, four of the Shedd Aquarium’s inquisitive penguins were treated to an exclusive tour of Chicago...
The $50 million redevelopment plan will turn the factory into a music venue capable of hosting over 10,000 people. The Chicago City Council last month approved plans which will see the old Morton Salt Factory turned int...
