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Dozens of downtown Chicago businesses shuttered due to crime, pandemic
If you've looked around the Loop lately, you've probably noticed some empty storefronts.
If you've looked around the Loop lately, you've probably noticed some empty storefronts.
If you've looked around the Loop lately, you've probably noticed some empty storefronts.
With required mask use reduced in much of the U.S., the University of Washington's influential COVID-19 forecasting model is predicting increasing infections and hospitalizations in November.
Amid the back and forth between Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Chicago’s police union, Father Michael Pfleger of St. Sabina Church is now weighing in.
The Illinois Senate voted Tuesday to repeal a law requiring that parents or guardians be notified when girls younger than 18 are seeking an abortion.
The Chicago Blackhawks put captain Jonathan Toews and Henrik Borgstrom in the NHL’s COVID-19 protocol on Tuesday, giving the winless team five players on the list.
Mentalist Sydney Friedman talks about the limited run of his new show, "BRAINWAVES: Music of the Mind," which is now playing at Davenport's backroom cabaret.
"Queen’s Gambit" star Anya Taylor-Joy stars in the new ghost story "Last Night In Soho" – which hits theaters around Chicago on Friday.
Three Swissotel workers are suing the hotel demanding their jobs back.
After a post on Facebook advising any lost hikers or stranded motorists to change their outgoing voicemail to reveal their locations should their phones die or lose signal went viral, a nonprofit rescue team from Colorado is pointing out why that’s not a good idea.