Remembering David Yondorf: stage combat master, Bounding Main vocalist dies at 43
Yondorf died on Wednesday, May 17, after a battle with cancer.
Riot Fest 2023: Foo Fighters, The Postal Service, The Cure among headliners
General tickets are now on sale.
Woman charged with attacking others, often with bat, on Northwest Side
Denise Solorzano, 26, was arrested on Wednesday.
Wrigleyville's Houndstooth Saloon going out of business after 17 years
The bar, at 3369 N. Clark St. at the southeast corner of the intersection with Roscoe Street, will close permanently on Sunday.
Historic bur oak tree cut down at Lincoln Park Zoo
Rainy weather delayed the tree being cut down Monday.
New University of Chicago study discovers similarities between photosynthesis, supercooling of atoms
The study opens up new possibilities for generating synthetic materials for technological purposes.
Jerry Springer, longtime TV talk show host, dead at 79
He's best known for The Jerry Springer Show, which was taped in Chicago from 1991 to 2009 before moving filming to Connecticut.
The Container Store accepting Bed Bath & Beyond's 20% off coupon
Bed Bath & Beyond announced on Monday that it had declared bankruptcy.
University of Chicago's new Center in Paris to be named in honor of revered Dean John Boyer
The new Paris center is set to open in 2024.
No, DuSable Lake Shore Drive will not be closing to private traffic
All the phony accounts have been suspended.
CBS 2 Vault: Coverage of Chicago Mayoral Election Day 1983
On April 12, 1983 – 40 years ago Wednesday – Chicago voters went to the polls to elect a new mayor, and voter turnout set a record. Here is our full 6 p.m. newscast from that day, with Don Craig, Walter Jacobson, and Harry Porterfield.
The 1968 Democratic National Convention: An event that lives in infamy in Chicago
The 2024 convention will mark 56 years since a Democratic National Convention put Chicago on the world stage in perhaps the most unflattering way imaginable.
Adler Planetarium launching 'Dark Side of the Moon' show for 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd album
Long you'll live and high you'll fly at the Adler Planetarium – and you don't have to run to catch up with the sun when it's sinking.
Building demolition scheduled to start in the Loop next week
The federal government said the empty building is not structurally safe, and they're worried about a possible collapse.
UChicago's Oriental Institute changes name to ISAC
The U of C reported the change is intended to reflect the geographic focus of the research and scholarship conducted by institute.