3,000 students to perform Africana music at Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre | ChicagoNOW
Students from Chicago Public Schools and area campuses will take the stage at the Auditorium Theatre for the annual Black History Concert presented by Uniting Voices Chicago.
Students from Chicago Public Schools and area campuses will take the stage at the Auditorium Theatre for the annual Black History Concert presented by Uniting Voices Chicago.
YouTube star Joey Graceffa brings ‘The Twelve’ tour to Oak Brook | ChicagoNOW
Joey Graceffa is releasing his latest young adult fantasy novel and will appear at Barnes & Noble Oakbrook Center on Feb. 25 for a book signing and meet-and-greet.
Joey Graceffa is releasing his latest young adult fantasy novel and will appear at Barnes & Noble Oakbrook Center on Feb. 25 for a book signing and meet-and-greet.
Chicago food halls face uncertain future after recent closures | ChicagoNOW
Following the January closure of Time Out Market Chicago, questions are swirling about the future of food halls in the city.
Following the January closure of Time Out Market Chicago, questions are swirling about the future of food halls in the city.
TMZ: Nick Reiner no longer receiving family funding for murder defense | ChicagoNOW
Nick Reiner is no longer receiving financial support from his siblings for his murder defense, according to TMZ.
Nick Reiner is no longer receiving financial support from his siblings for his murder defense, according to TMZ.
TMZ: Guthrie family offers $1M reward in search for missing mother | ChicagoNOW
The family of Nancy Guthrie is offering a $1 million reward for information leading to her whereabouts.
The family of Nancy Guthrie is offering a $1 million reward for information leading to her whereabouts.
AI-powered scams surge as USPIS warn consumers to stay vigilant
The United States Postal Inspection Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation warn that scammers are using artificial intelligence to make fake emails, texts, and calls harder to spot.
The United States Postal Inspection Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation warn that scammers are using artificial intelligence to make fake emails, texts, and calls harder to spot.
Judge rules Chicago overcharged residents for parking tickets, other violations
Chicago residents may be owed money after a judge last week found the city overcharged on parking tickets and other violations dating back to 2012.
Chicago residents may be owed money after a judge last week found the city overcharged on parking tickets and other violations dating back to 2012.
Chicago police: Two teens arrested after string of violent robberies
Chicago police say two teens are facing multiple felony charges after robbing and attacking several people Monday night.
Chicago police say two teens are facing multiple felony charges after robbing and attacking several people Monday night.
Man and his dog shot in Chicago
A man and his dog were wounded in a shooting Tuesday morning on Chicago's South Side.
A man and his dog were wounded in a shooting Tuesday morning on Chicago's South Side.
Cook County judge rules Chicago overcharged residents for parking tickets, other violations
Chicago residents may be owed money after a judge found the city overcharged on parking tickets and other violations dating back to 2012.
Chicago residents may be owed money after a judge found the city overcharged on parking tickets and other violations dating back to 2012.
Chicago theater brings Emmett Till trial to life for Black History Month
Collaboraction’s new Humboldt Park space is hosting “Trial in the Delta,” an immersive docu-drama that recreates the courtroom moments after Emmett Till’s murder.
Collaboraction’s new Humboldt Park space is hosting “Trial in the Delta,” an immersive docu-drama that recreates the courtroom moments after Emmett Till’s murder.
Closing arguments get underway in Chicago wrongful raid trial
Closing arguments are scheduled to being in a trial over a wrongful raid in Chicago. The incident happened in 2018 in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
Closing arguments are scheduled to being in a trial over a wrongful raid in Chicago. The incident happened in 2018 in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.
Chicago man charged in road-rage expressway shooting
A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a road-rage expressway shooting last week on I-90.
A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a road-rage expressway shooting last week on I-90.
Cook County crash leaves driver dead, passenger injured
A man died and a woman was injured in a single-car crash early Tuesday morning in the northwest suburbs.
A man died and a woman was injured in a single-car crash early Tuesday morning in the northwest suburbs.
Chicago police warn of armed robberies tied to dating app meetups
Chicago police are warning about a string of armed robberies linked to online meetups.
Chicago police are warning about a string of armed robberies linked to online meetups.
Missing Chicago woman found safe
A woman who was reported missing Monday from the South Side has been located.
A woman who was reported missing Monday from the South Side has been located.
Chicago weather: Windy today with 40s after a cold morning
Cold and windy conditions ease into the 40s today around Chicago with colder air following tomorrow.
Cold and windy conditions ease into the 40s today around Chicago with colder air following tomorrow.
Chicago paleontologist discovers new dinosaur species in Sahara Desert
Millions of years in the making, a major discovery is turning heads around the globe. A paleontologist from the University of Chicago has uncovered a new dinosaur species in the Sahara Desert.
Millions of years in the making, a major discovery is turning heads around the globe. A paleontologist from the University of Chicago has uncovered a new dinosaur species in the Sahara Desert.
Illinois residents want more funding for public schools, higher teacher pay, survey finds
A new survey released Monday by the Illinois Education Association reveals concerns about school funding, teacher pay, and the presence of ICE officers near schools.
A new survey released Monday by the Illinois Education Association reveals concerns about school funding, teacher pay, and the presence of ICE officers near schools.
Mexican cartel leader 'El Mencho' killed in military operation, raising concerns in Chicago
Officials warn his death could spark retaliation, power struggles and shifts in drug trafficking routes impacting Chicago and other U.S. cities.
Officials warn his death could spark retaliation, power struggles and shifts in drug trafficking routes impacting Chicago and other U.S. cities.