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An exhibition featuring proposals from some of Chicago’s biggest-name firms is gracing the Chicago Architecture Center as part of Phase 2 of its Come Home Initiative. The initiative is a new competition that seeks to provide a case study of “missing middle” housing designs that...

A man was in a parking lot in the 8300 block of South Stewart Avenue when he was shot, police said. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.

A 51-year-old man was in a parking lot when an unknown offender shot him multiple times.

/PRNewswire/ -- United Way of Metro Chicago, in collaboration with founding supporter Nicor Gas Foundation and lead partner agency Alignment Collaborative for...

Invest South/West has had a bumpy ride so far, but that’s no reason to jettison the project outright.

Firms participating in the city’s Come Home Initiative, an effort to encourage much-need development, are sharing these concepts and more with the contest’s judges this week in downtown Chicago.

Like other Chicagoans, we have ideas about what the next mayor should do. Here’s some of what’s on our to-do list.

When polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday, turnout stood at 32.1% with 507,852 ballots cast out of 1,581,564 registered voters. Early votes were driven by those 65 and older, but middle-aged voters closed with the highest turnout. People ages 18 to 34 only accounted for 17% of votes.

A dozen members of the City Council chose not to run again; four others were appointed in the past year by Mayor Lori Lightfoot.

Incumbents Michelle Harris (8th), Anthony Beale (9th) and Jeanette Taylor (20th) had comfortable leads Tuesday evening. With a wide field of candidates, at least some races are expected to be headed to the April 4 runoff.