Historic Pullman News Today

Three historic railcars dating back to the 1930s and 1950s made a short stop at the 111th Street/Pullman Metra station on Saturday.

After a long weekend away from the diamond, the Gremlins got busy. In under five innings on Monday, Karns City’s 3-4-5-6 hitters combined to go 9-for-12 with seven RBIs. The Gremlins enjoyed three day...

A roughly 150-year-old home the Chicago Housing Authority owns has sat vacant since 2005. Facing criticism, the CHA pledged to rehab it and others six months ago — but work hasn't begun and it's unclear if it ever will.

Robert Montgomery, the new executive director, was raised minutes from Pullman in the Rosemoor neighborhood. The foundation's goal is to make Pullman a draw for visitors from across Chicago and the nation.

Playing for the Rodfathers of Butler on Saturday, an all-star line up of vintage cars and hot rods were stationed in the outfield at Michelle Krill Field at Historic Pullman Park. The Rodfathers’ sec...

Boxing is known as the sweet science — and Lucas Adams had been studying. Adams, 27, of Butler, won a unanimous 8-round decision over Alejandro Fugon of Palmdale, Calif., to claim the vacant American ...

Lucas Adams knows how to stay busy. The Butler resident, 27, won the American Boxing Federation cruiserweight title last year, defeating ring veteran Mike Manno. He then defeated Manno in a 10-round r...

The Butler County Farm Show may have ended, but the local entertainment continued this weekend with the first-ever Secret Sounds Festival, two days of music featuring bands from around the county and ...

Among the bevy of 500-plus bills passed by the Illinois Legislature late last month, one sets aside $21 million for the Hotel Florence.

Several thousand visitors came to Chicago's far South Side last weekend for Pullman Railroad Days, which celebrated the rich history of the factory and surrounding neighborhood.