As Black Restaurant Week Begins, 2 Restaurateurs Say Business Is Booming Despite Pandemic
Chicago's Black Restaurant Week kicks off this week. It was founded to increase visibility of Black-owned businesses during Black History Month.
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Chicago's Black Restaurant Week kicks off this week. It was founded to increase visibility of Black-owned businesses during Black History Month.
An assailant fired shots Monday afternoon while carjacking a woman in Noble Square, police said.
If the union votes no, it could trigger a lockout and a strike.
Police on Monday were asking for help in finding a missing 17-year-old girl from Belmont Cragin who has not been seen in more than a week.
The grandfather who dropped his 18-month-old granddaughter from a cruise ship window to her death will not be going to jail.
A woman was killed in an extra-alarm house fire in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood Monday.
All the goodies will be given to veterans in the Road Home Program at Rush Medical Center.
Tuesday city lawyers are heading back to court to try to keep hundreds of police misconduct records from being released.
"The doctors said no, her liver and her kidneys are not functioning to the level that they should be. So now I'm worried, I'm crying."
Six weeks into 2021, Chicago has already seen more than 220 carjackings – compared with just over 70 at this time last year. It's clear this crisis isn't going away, and it needs a solution as big as the problem itself.
Indoor dining is currently capped at 25% capacity.
"This is by far been the most important and common issue that folks have reached out to my office about."
Former Chicago Teachers Union president Karen Lewis has died.
A Yale grad student from Chicago was shot and killed just blocks from the university in New Haven, Connecticut, and police were still searching for his killer Monday.
The snow and ice on Monday afternoon prompted a ground stop at O'Hare International Airport.
