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Guitar collectors, film noir, doughnut races and Bechdel-Wallace-inspired short plays usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago.

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.

Join the new 100.3 Street Team on Saturday, August 27th at the Taste of Greektown! Hellenic pride will take center stage when this acclaimed annual culinary fes

A group of unknown offenders attempted to force a 30-year-old woman into a vehicle on Chicago's Near West Side Wednesday morning.

Christopher Molina allegedly told the woman that the attack was his “bad side,” and that his girlfriend was mean to him, prosecutors said.

Multimillion-dollar condos are rising on the site of an 1860s home that was knocked down in the West Loop earlier this year.

Jury awards more than $22 million in hotel construction dispute over funds- Emma Oxnevadeoxnevad@lawbulletinmedia.comA federal jury awarded more than $22 million in damages to a hotel developer Thursday in a lawsuit over alleged misuse of construction funds for its Nobu Hotel in Chicago’s West Loop.NHC LLC — which owns the...

After a night at Clark Street bars on the evening of June 2, she awoke early the next morning zip tied by the wrists in the rear of a car parked in a well-lit garage, prosecutors said.

The city will reduce its number of voting precincts by nearly 40 percent, which is expected to save as much as $2 million. However, the reduction also means that many voters’ polling places will change for the November election.

A combination of inflation and climbing demand has driven up rents, with little to no sign that prices will dip soon.