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If a trip to Europe isn’t in the cards this holiday season, don’t fret. We’ve rounded up the best outdoor markets in the U.S. to visit this holiday season.

The U.S. General Services Administration and the federal judges pushing for demolition would do well to hear and abide by what could be a flood of testimony next week in favor of saving the buildings.

Teddy the Turkey and other helium-filled favorites have returned after a pandemic pause for the 89th edition of the holiday parade.

This is a Rehearsal, the Chicago Architecture Biennial’s fifth iteration, embodies the “beauty and horror” of our global moment.

A car jumped a curb into the Petterino's outdoor dining area at North Dearborn Street and West Randolph Street in the Chicago Loop.

An investigation remains underway after an SUV crashed into a restaurant in the Loop on Wednesday morning.

A New York judge has demanded that WeWork, which filed for bankruptcy this week, cough up "bank statements, cancelled checks, wire transfers, records of deposits, withdrawal receipts and wire transfer receipts" it has allegedly safeguarded since 2010 in an allegedly deliberate move to breach a Manhattan lease.

The revival of the Bank Calumet building has revived hopes for the future of another grand historic bank in the city.

Chicago has officially chosen its Christmas tree for the 2023 holiday season.

Colleagues wondered what Blackwell, previously known as Willis Overstreet, was up to