South Side coffee shop posts video of 'coward' burglar

The owner shared video showing a person smashing through a front window and breaking in, with the message: “This is the coward that broke into the coffee shop this morning.”

Chicago's 'Invest South/West' program will fund housing, businesses

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was in North Lawndale on Monday to promote the next phase of the city's INVEST South/West program.

Saint Sabina Summer Kickoff: Chicago church outreach program includes food, vaccinations

Summer can be a difficult and sometimes dangerous time of year in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood, which is why Saint Sabina Church is kicking off a number of programs to help keep people healthy and safe.

Chicago's St. Sabina Church begins summer outreach program
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Summer can be a difficult and sometimes dangerous time of year in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood, which is why Saint Sabina Church is kicking off a number of programs to help keep people healthy and safe.

Chicago's Rev. Michael Pfleger holds first Mass since reinstatement

An activist Roman Catholic priest cleared by an Archdiocese of Chicago investigation into claims that he sexually abused several boys decades ago returned to the pulpit of his longtime church on Sunday for the first time in five months.

Fr. Pfleger 'forbidden' to attend public events, activities until sexual abuse investigation is over

Fr. Michael Pfleger said he is "forbidden" to be present at "any public events or activities" until the investigation into accusations against the reverand is over. This includes any events that take place this Easter weekend.

Chicago church rallies around Father Michael Pfleger after sexual abuse allegations

The white priest’s job, his reputation in a Black community that’s long respected him, and the parish’s future are in jeopardy because three men — two who are Black and the third whose race hasn’t been made public — have accused him of sexually abusing them decades ago.

Two people in custody after shooting injures three people in Auburn Gresham

Chicago Police arrested two people suspected of shooting three others on Saturday afternoon. Police tweeted: "Great job for the quick response."

Lovin' Local: Afro Joe's Coffee & Tea
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Kendall Griffin talks about launching Afro Joe's Coffee & Tea in the middle of a pandemic.

One Chicago community endures coronavirus, violence and turmoil

“Forty-five years I’ve been here and never has it been as bad as it is right now in terms of hopelessness, anger and despair. Never,” says the Rev. Michael Pfleger.