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District 11 candidates: 'Do you think Vision Zero SF has failed?'

Welcome back to “Meet the Candidates” series for District 11, where we ask each candidate to answer one question per week leading up to the election, with

Rev. Kathy Nolte bids farewell to Good Shepherd church

Rev. Kathy Nolte will bid farewell to the members and friends of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church at a reception at the church April 13 from 2 to 5 p.m., and at the 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday services the next day, April 14.

Bradley Avenue partially closed for construction work

What's Happening: Chicken wings, Mexican restaurants opening in Lexington; manufacturing property sells for millions

Here's What's Happening in Davidson County: A national chicken wings franchise is opening two locations in Davidson County; a sign signals a new Mexican restaurant opening; a manufacturing property sold

San Angelo Rodeo Parade offers ADA-accessible parking in 2024

Bradley Avenue partially closed for construction work

Mid Illinois Concrete will close one eastbound lane of Bradley Avenue between Randolph Street and Neil Street.

Runners celebrate start to spring season with 43rd annual Shamrock Shuffle

Thousands of runners decked out in green gear gathered in Grant Park for the 43rd annual Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle Sunday morning. 

See the 2024 Shamrock Shuffle full course map – NBC Chicago

Thousands of runners will fill the streets of Chicago this weekend for the 2024 Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle, and here's a look at the course.

'Banded' snowstorm brings dusting in Chicago - Chicago Sun-Times

While 1 inch of snow was measured at O'Hare Airport, up to 9 inches was dropped in the Rockford area and around 6 inches fell in McHenry and Lake counties on Friday.

Lucy Diggs Slowe, co-founder of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., started her education in Lexington