Open House Chicago returns with new sites, neighborhood focus
The free festival allows the public to explore more than 170 culturally, historically and architecturally significant sites around the city.
The free festival allows the public to explore more than 170 culturally, historically and architecturally significant sites around the city.
Members of the group IfNotNow recited the mourner’s Kaddish, a Jewish prayer typically spoken during the grieving period after the death of a loved one.
“I wouldn’t trade a single minute of it for anything,” says the 45-year veteran, who shared his expertise and passion and is beloved by generations of Chicagoans.
Patrons at these cafes can do more than get caffeinated by signing up for workshops, and meditation sessions.
As Chicago enters cough-and-sniffle season, Los Asadores in North Park is just one of many places to get deliciously restorative caldo de pollo.
Voters will elect school board members for the first time in November 2024. There’s a public hearing Thursday on proposed voting districts.
Some residents hardest hit by flooding say the FEMA grants aren’t enough to cover their damages. The deadline to apply is now Oct. 30.
Andrew Palomo of Bolingbrook is figuring out how to juggle his resumed loan payments with the costs of food, housing — and now childcare.
Johnson is pledging he won’t raise property taxes, saying the city’s budget gap will be plugged with rosier revenue projections and other money.
Critics say CPS’ budgeting system hurts schools with dropping enrollment, but a study shows it also helps redirect money to low-income students.