Page 49 - Michael Phillips News Today

It’s Thursday, Chicago. Temps are cooling yet there are so many things to do across Chicagoland. We’re looking forward to Riot Fest at Douglass Park this weekend and live music elsewhere in the city this fall. In food, we have a review for Kyoten Next Door, a decidedly lower-priced omakase restaurant from chef Otto Phan in Logan Square, that still packs a punch with flavor, Tribune critic Nick ...

Build a DIY fruit press and make yourself some pocket money with one of the most beautiful and versatile tools you ever made.

Two men have been charged in connection with a robbery in Long Eaton.

SMITHFIELD – New state-imposed regulations on zoning are coming down to municipalities, including the possibility of converting vacant commercial buildings into homes, says Town Planner Michael Phillips.

Last year, there was a "tripledemic" from RSV, the flu, and COVID infections. Experts weigh in on what it might look like in 2023, and how to protect yourself.

In the annals of fall movie previews, never has the phrase “dates subject to change” felt quite so obvious, or so fraught.

In the annals of fall movie previews, never has the phrase “dates subject to change” felt quite so obvious, or so fraught.

In the annals of fall movie previews, never has the phrase “dates subject to change” felt quite so obvious, or so fraught.

This Lightweight & Portable Charger Powers Up Your Apple Watch Wirelessly via Magnetic Absorption

Good morning, Chicago. A Chicago Fire Department firefighter seriously injured while responding to a Norwood Park residential fire earlier this month died late Monday night, the Fire Department said. Lt. Kevin Ward, 59, died at Loyola Medical Center surrounded by family, the department said. He served with the department for 27 years. Going on 60 years old, Ward was still the “biggest, ...