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As their son moved to the city for college, a couple figured that buying a modest condo near campus could save money in the long run and offer appealing options for the future. Here’s what they found in Chicago’s South Loop.

For Dan McCauley, the owner of A Taste of Heaven bakery in Andersonville, fruitcakes are meant to be enjoyed — and it seems Chicagoans are catching on.

Two teens were arrested and charged after an armed robbery and carjacking in downtown Chicago Tuesday afternoon. 

A Jones College Prep High School student who wore a German soldier uniform to school on Halloween has caused an uproar because it was widely interpreted to be the garb of a Nazi soldier.

From booklovers to Bears diehards, there is a little something for everyone this weekend in Chicago.

The Printers Row Lit Fest, which is the biggest literary celebration in the Midwest, has announced some programs for the 37th annual event.

The bookish event is one of the three biggest and oldest literary festivals in the country with more than 100 booksellers. The outdoor festival will take place Sept. 10-11.

Seize the last days of the season. The staff of A+E shares our own list of concerts, book fairs, bike rides and favorite places to experience before the arrival of autumn.

Catch your favorite music artist at an after-party, or find late-night food and bars in Chicago after Pitchfork Music Festival and Lollapalooza are done.

Chicago has long been a breeding ground for tap dance, and the city’s flagship summer festival, Rhythm World, is back.