1927: The Stevens Hotel — then the largest hotel in the world — opened on Michigan Avenue. The $30 million, 28-story towers ...

Recent changes at Chicago Animal Care and Control are creating chaos, according to some advocates. Sources told the ABC7 ...

Tucked inside the Altgeld Gardens public housing project on Chicago’s far South Side, there’s a yellow brick wall filled with ...

“Squinty” had been the Lewis and Clark High School basketball coach for 40 years. Mayor David Rodgers called him “the dean of ...

More than 400 community members rallied for labor, immigrant and welfare rights at Fountain Square on Thursday afternoon as ...

Evanston community protests Trump administration's actions against federal workers, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ communities in ...

The City of Chicago, which owns the statues, will not be bringing the statues back to their former sites in Grant Park and ...

Hundreds of thousands of people rallied in U.S. cities and around the globe for International Workers’ Day or May Day, with ...

The Chicago Park District has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed over the removal of a Christopher Columbus statue. While a judge still needs to sign off on the deal, plans are set to move the ...

Lawmakers apparently are close to a deal to resolve one of Springfield's most hotly contested issues this session: transit reform.

The Chicago Park District announced Thursday they reached a deal to end a lawsuit brought over the removal of Christopher Columbus statues from city parks during 2020 protests. The city will loan the ...

Chicago was one of hundreds of cities across the country where people took to the streets to mark May Day, a holiday with ...