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The holidays are over and the bitter January cold is settling in, but there’s still cause for excitement: Chicago Restaurant Week 2024 is upon us, offering deals at restaurants across the city. This year, the event spans 17 days and features prix fixe menus for brunch, lunch and dinner at more than 400 restaurants. For those overwhelmed by the options, the Tribune Food team looked over menus ...

Nearly seven years after launching the Black Foodies to highlight Black-owned restaurants, Dino and Coretta Dean’s YouTube reviews have become a unique authority on the country’s dining scene.

There's still time to donate to upcoming charitable efforts including a toy giveaway, Toys for Tots, a coat and diaper drive, and Friend-In-Deed

The event is scheduled for December 17th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the NAACP building.

The Tennessee Tech University Alumni Association recognized five alumni as outstanding at the annual Evening of Excellence awards dinner during Homecoming weekend.

Tennessee Tech University’s Alumni Association will continue its nearly 50-year tradition of recognizing outstanding graduates with its annual Evening of Excellence alumni awards dinner on Saturday, Nov. 4.

The BayHaven Food & Wine Festival, which celebrates Black foodways and the industry members who make it possible, will return for a third year bringing more events to local venues this week.

Lalique Westbrook was being 'held hostage' inside a car when she grabbed a gun at the center console and shot her boyfriend during an argument, according to her attorney.

The dog days of summer are officially here, but passing these hotter and more humid days should be a little easier on an outdoor patio, especially with a cold drink in hand. We don’t want you to feel left out of the summer outdoor fun, and we all could use more vitamin D to keep the doldrums at bay. But sometimes the options are too overwhelming to decide between, and that’s why we’re here to ...

Springfield Police Department receiving $3 million in state funds for crime prevention