Foodborne illness myths and facts: How to stay safe | ChicagoNOW
Stop Foodborne Illness works to advocate for educate the general public about food safety, how to be safer in our daily life and educate the public about the absolutely tragic stories around Foodborne Illness.
Stop Foodborne Illness works to advocate for educate the general public about food safety, how to be safer in our daily life and educate the public about the absolutely tragic stories around Foodborne Illness.
CPS considers reorganizing middle management of schools
Chicago Public Schools leadership may restructure middle management and is considering aligning it to school board electoral districts.
Chicago Public Schools leadership may restructure middle management and is considering aligning it to school board electoral districts.
Chicago City Council approves plan to allow more ‘granny flats,’ Obama Center deal, Chicago Fire stadium
The Chicago City Council voted to approve several plans on Thursday, including an Obama Center deal, plans to build a new Chicago Fire stadium, and a plan to allow more accessory dwelling units in an effort to expand affordable housing.
The Chicago City Council voted to approve several plans on Thursday, including an Obama Center deal, plans to build a new Chicago Fire stadium, and a plan to allow more accessory dwelling units in an effort to expand affordable housing.
Chicago weather: Temps soar into the 80s this weekend
It's been a pleasant Thursday with highs in the 70s. Warmer air is set to build in Friday and stick around through the weekend.
It's been a pleasant Thursday with highs in the 70s. Warmer air is set to build in Friday and stick around through the weekend.
Inaugural Great Chicago Bed Race Sept. 28 | The Chicago Report
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
Chicago City Council votes on granny flats, Obama Center, Chicago Fire stadium | The Chicago Report
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection boats reportedly seen on the Chicago River, Chicago Tribune says
According to the Chicago Tribune, U.S. Customs and Border Protection boats were on the Chicago River on Thursday.
According to the Chicago Tribune, U.S. Customs and Border Protection boats were on the Chicago River on Thursday.
Babe's Sports Bar opens in Logan Square | ChicagoNOW
After a crowdfunding campaign, after a full interior overhaul and rummaging through a ton of sports memorabilia, a highly-anticipated women?s sports bar is now open in Logan Square. It?s called ?Babe?s? and with eight TVs, Babe?s is able to show four women?s sports games at a time. Events, sports-related movie screenings and watch parties are being planned.
After a crowdfunding campaign, after a full interior overhaul and rummaging through a ton of sports memorabilia, a highly-anticipated women?s sports bar is now open in Logan Square. It?s called ?Babe?s? and with eight TVs, Babe?s is able to show four women?s sports games at a time. Events, sports-related movie screenings and watch parties are being planned.
Dogs could soon be allowed in Chicago restaurants | ChicagoNOW
Alderman Timmy Knudsen wants to overhaul city code banning dogs in restaurants, giving eateries that follow necessary sanitation and safety rules the option to allow dogs inside. The measure, which goes before City Council on Thursday, would overhaul city code that currently bans dogs from retail food establishments, except for service animals.
Alderman Timmy Knudsen wants to overhaul city code banning dogs in restaurants, giving eateries that follow necessary sanitation and safety rules the option to allow dogs inside. The measure, which goes before City Council on Thursday, would overhaul city code that currently bans dogs from retail food establishments, except for service animals.
Last chance to visit the Butterfly House at Navy Pier this season | ChicagoNOW
Time is running out to step inside a tropical oasis at Navy Pier. The Butterfly House Chicago has just one month left this season for visitors to wander among dozens of live butterflies from around the world. Joining us from inside the exhibit is Joseph Rudy with The Butterfly Company to share a closer look at these delicate creatures, their life cycle, and why monarchs are on the move this time of year.
Time is running out to step inside a tropical oasis at Navy Pier. The Butterfly House Chicago has just one month left this season for visitors to wander among dozens of live butterflies from around the world. Joining us from inside the exhibit is Joseph Rudy with The Butterfly Company to share a closer look at these delicate creatures, their life cycle, and why monarchs are on the move this time of year.
Setting teens up for a lifetime of healthy smiles | ChicagoNOW
Dr. Mira Albert, pediatric dentist, practice owner, and national spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, joins us in studio to share expert tips on how parents can guide adolescents and teens toward strong oral health habits. From recognizing risks unique to this age group to supporting the transition as permanent teeth come in, Dr. Albert explains how families?and their dentists?can work together to ensure lifelong healthy smiles.
Dr. Mira Albert, pediatric dentist, practice owner, and national spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, joins us in studio to share expert tips on how parents can guide adolescents and teens toward strong oral health habits. From recognizing risks unique to this age group to supporting the transition as permanent teeth come in, Dr. Albert explains how families?and their dentists?can work together to ensure lifelong healthy smiles.
Zombie, Illinois: Chicago expert explores evolution of zombies | ChicagoNOW
Chicago writer Scott Kenemore has made a career out of zombies, turning the undead into sharp satire and chilling storytelling. From Zombie, Illinois to his national bestseller Zombie-in-Chief, Kenemore has reimagined the apocalypse with wit and bite. Next month, he?ll share his insights at the Riverside Library, where his talk ?Evolution of the Modern Zombie? will trace how these creatures shambled from folklore into today?s cultural phenomenon.
Chicago writer Scott Kenemore has made a career out of zombies, turning the undead into sharp satire and chilling storytelling. From Zombie, Illinois to his national bestseller Zombie-in-Chief, Kenemore has reimagined the apocalypse with wit and bite. Next month, he?ll share his insights at the Riverside Library, where his talk ?Evolution of the Modern Zombie? will trace how these creatures shambled from folklore into today?s cultural phenomenon.
Chicago zombie expert brings the undead to life | ChicagoNOW
Zombies aren?t just for horror movies ? they?re a lens into our fears, culture, and even politics. National bestselling author Scott Kenemore, known for Zombie-in-Chief: Eater of the Free World and Zombie, Illinois, has built his career exploring the undead. Next month, he?s bringing his expertise to the Riverside Library with ?Evolution of the Modern Zombie,? a deep dive into how these brain-craving creatures have lurched from folklore into today?s pop culture spotlight.
Zombies aren?t just for horror movies ? they?re a lens into our fears, culture, and even politics. National bestselling author Scott Kenemore, known for Zombie-in-Chief: Eater of the Free World and Zombie, Illinois, has built his career exploring the undead. Next month, he?s bringing his expertise to the Riverside Library with ?Evolution of the Modern Zombie,? a deep dive into how these brain-craving creatures have lurched from folklore into today?s pop culture spotlight.
Chicago neighborhood named one of the world's coolest
A Chicago neighborhood is getting global recognition as one of the coolest places to live, work and play.
A Chicago neighborhood is getting global recognition as one of the coolest places to live, work and play.
Avondale named one of the world's coolest neighborhoods
A Chicago neighborhood is getting global recognition as one of the coolest places to live, work and play.
A Chicago neighborhood is getting global recognition as one of the coolest places to live, work and play.
Chicago woman selling tamales detained by ICE, fianc? says
A Chicago woman selling tamales was detained by ICE Thursday morning on the Southwest Side. Her fianc? says she has no criminal record.
A Chicago woman selling tamales was detained by ICE Thursday morning on the Southwest Side. Her fianc? says she has no criminal record.
Chicago woman selling tamales detained by ICE in Back of the Yards, fiancé says
A Chicago woman selling tamales was detained by ICE Thursday morning on the Southwest Side. Her fiancé says she has no criminal record.
A Chicago woman selling tamales was detained by ICE Thursday morning on the Southwest Side. Her fiancé says she has no criminal record.
Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcome baby No. 3 | ChicagoNOW
Rihanna is officially a mom of three! The music superstar and her partner A$AP Rocky have welcomed their third child together ? a baby girl ? adding another bundle of joy to their growing family.
Rihanna is officially a mom of three! The music superstar and her partner A$AP Rocky have welcomed their third child together ? a baby girl ? adding another bundle of joy to their growing family.
Chicago City Council to weigh granny flats, Obama Center deal, new Fire stadium
Granny flats, the Obama Center, and a new stadium for the Chicago fire are the big ticket items Chicago lawmakers are weighing at Thursday's city council meeting.
Granny flats, the Obama Center, and a new stadium for the Chicago fire are the big ticket items Chicago lawmakers are weighing at Thursday's city council meeting.
Trump administration pulls millions from Chicago Public Schools
The Trump administration is pulling millions of dollars in federal grants from Chicago Public Schools.
The Trump administration is pulling millions of dollars in federal grants from Chicago Public Schools.