Chicago’s Teatro ZinZanni to close after seven years | ChicagoNOW
The popular dinner theater is ending its Chicago run due to declining ticket sales.
The popular dinner theater is ending its Chicago run due to declining ticket sales.
United Center becomes first major U.S. arena to serve THC beverages | ChicagoNOW
United Center visitors will soon have a new alternative to alcohol as the venue introduces hemp-based THC beverages in early February.
United Center visitors will soon have a new alternative to alcohol as the venue introduces hemp-based THC beverages in early February.
Chicago Scholars opens doors to 800 students, adds virtual option | ChicagoNOW
The 30-year-old nonprofit is opening applications for both its classic and new virtual education programs.
The 30-year-old nonprofit is opening applications for both its classic and new virtual education programs.
New requirements for SNAP benefits begin Feb. 1 — here’s what you need to know | ChicagoNOW
Thousands may lose food support when SNAP rules change next month. The Greater Chicago Food Depository outlines what’s changing and who’s at risk.
Thousands may lose food support when SNAP rules change next month. The Greater Chicago Food Depository outlines what’s changing and who’s at risk.
How to make your next vacation more meaningful | ChicagoNOW
Author Barry Hoffner explains how small changes in vacation planning can make your trips more meaningful.
Author Barry Hoffner explains how small changes in vacation planning can make your trips more meaningful.
Remembering the Holocaust, 80 years after Auschwitz liberation | ChicagoNOW
Today marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorating the 1945 liberation of Auschwitz.
Today marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorating the 1945 liberation of Auschwitz.
Morton Arboretum hosts Chocolate Weekend Expo | ChicagoNOW
The Morton Arboretum is hosting its annual Chocolate Weekend Jan. 31- Feb. 1.
The Morton Arboretum is hosting its annual Chocolate Weekend Jan. 31- Feb. 1.
Chicago Reader to return to print under new leadership | ChicagoNOW
The Chicago Reader is returning to print next week with an evolving new mission.
The Chicago Reader is returning to print next week with an evolving new mission.
TMZ: Sydney Sweeney’s Hollywood sign promotion faces possible police review | ChicagoNOW
An apparent promotional stunt by actor Sydney Sweeney is under review after officials said the production didn’t have proper authorization.
An apparent promotional stunt by actor Sydney Sweeney is under review after officials said the production didn’t have proper authorization.
Missing girl, 11, last seen on Chicago's SW Side located
An 11-year-old girl who was reported missing Monday from the Back of the Yards neighborhood has been located.
An 11-year-old girl who was reported missing Monday from the Back of the Yards neighborhood has been located.
United Center to offer THC-infused beverages in first for major U.S. arenas
Fans visiting the United Center will soon have a new option beyond beer and cocktails.
Fans visiting the United Center will soon have a new option beyond beer and cocktails.
Chicago woman missing from North Side located, police say
Police said a 30-year-old woman who went missing from Chicago's North Side last week has been located.
Police said a 30-year-old woman who went missing from Chicago's North Side last week has been located.
40 years later: Reliving the 85 Bears’ Super Bowl win and the wild New Orleans celebration | ChicagoLIVE
It’s been 40 years since the Chicago Bears won the Super Bowl and longtime sportswriter Barry Rozner takes us back to that unforgettable moment. Rozner shares what New Orleans felt like with Bears fans everywhere, how he pulled off a last-minute ticket and why the 1985 team still stands out as total domination. Plus, he compares that legendary run to today’s Bears and what the future could look like in Chicago.
It’s been 40 years since the Chicago Bears won the Super Bowl and longtime sportswriter Barry Rozner takes us back to that unforgettable moment. Rozner shares what New Orleans felt like with Bears fans everywhere, how he pulled off a last-minute ticket and why the 1985 team still stands out as total domination. Plus, he compares that legendary run to today’s Bears and what the future could look like in Chicago.
Video shows Chicago suspects wanted for several smash-and-grab burglaries
Recognize any of them? New video from Chicago police shows a group of burglars committing a smash-and-grab.
Recognize any of them? New video from Chicago police shows a group of burglars committing a smash-and-grab.
Aldermen move to strengthen Chicago’s Welcoming City Ordinance
Chicago aldermen are pushing to reinforce the city’s Welcoming City Ordinance following allegations that police assisted federal immigration agents, with advocates weighing in on what the changes could mean.
Chicago aldermen are pushing to reinforce the city’s Welcoming City Ordinance following allegations that police assisted federal immigration agents, with advocates weighing in on what the changes could mean.
Boy, 15, charged with robbing teen at gunpoint in Mount Greenwood
A 15-year-old boy was charged with robbing another teen at gunpoint earlier this month in the Mount Greenwood neighborhood.
A 15-year-old boy was charged with robbing another teen at gunpoint earlier this month in the Mount Greenwood neighborhood.
Concealed carry holder shoots attempted robber on Chicago's NW Side
A concealed carry holder shot one of two robbery suspects early Tuesday while being confronted at gunpoint on Chicago's Northwest Side.
A concealed carry holder shot one of two robbery suspects early Tuesday while being confronted at gunpoint on Chicago's Northwest Side.
Chicago crime: Man killed, woman critically wounded in Gresham
A man was killed and a woman was critically wounded in a shooting Monday afternoon in Chicago's Gresham neighborhood.
A man was killed and a woman was critically wounded in a shooting Monday afternoon in Chicago's Gresham neighborhood.
Chicago weather: Gusty winds, flurries and bitter cold grip the region
Cold, windy conditions persist across Chicago this week, with occasional flurries and a possible lake-effect snow threat later in the forecast.
Cold, windy conditions persist across Chicago this week, with occasional flurries and a possible lake-effect snow threat later in the forecast.
Chicago officials confident in salt supply as others face shortages
While crews across the Chicago area plow snow and spread salt to keep roads safe, there is a nationwide salt shortage.
While crews across the Chicago area plow snow and spread salt to keep roads safe, there is a nationwide salt shortage.