Eager to finish tuning up bikes that they’d been learning how to fix since fall, the high school students in West Town Bike’s ...

Casey Toner, a reporter with The Illinois Answers Project, appeared on the WGN Evening News to talk about new report that ...

Chicago neighborhood businesses will see new opportunities to grow and serve their communities, thanks to millions of dollars ...

Another Save A Lot has reopened in Chicago. The long-planned unveiling of a location in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood took ...

The opening in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood bucks a trend as banks have been shuttering locations in a bid to cut costs as consumers conduct more transactions online.

Stories of Segregation and How to Disrupt It,” Englewood artist Tonika Lewis Johnson and professor Maria Krysan explore how telling someone not to go to a neighborhood can harm a community.

Property owner Suzie B. Wilson owed more than $15 million in fines for rat-related code violations — and, along with her sister, now faces legal trouble after a joint investigation by Illinois Answers ...

Carter served as CTA president under Mayors Rahm Emmanuel, Lori Lightfoot and current Mayor Bandon Johnson, who all largely ...

Between the Leaves” gives us stories about the AIDS Garden, Promontory Point, Steelworkers Park and other spots and people.

Crews are working to repair a water main break on the Near West Side. The Chicago Department of Water Management said an ...

The first hostages freed from Gaza under a long-awaited ceasefire agreement are back in Israel, and desperately needed aid is ...

The Reinsdorf and Wirtz families spent $35.8 million buying parking lots near United Center, where they plan a mixed-use ...