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Despite challenges, Houston Metro's Silver Line in the Galleria area is paving the way for similar routes in the future.

Cash or coins, that have come from a U.S. mint, are legal to use to pay for goods or services in the United States. But can a business refuse cash as payment? Let's find out.

CHICAGO – The small team of Chicago Police officers has kept busy over the last two years. Formed in late 2021 in response to an ongoing spate of smash-and-grab burglaries, CPD’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force has so far recovered $3.8 million worth of merchandise stolen from retailers in and around the city, according to CPD. Sgt. Ryan Delaney, who heads the task force of fewer than a ...

The group’s long-term investigation has focused largely on illegal fencing operations — the resale of ill-gotten goods.

The Chicago office of architecture firm Lamar Johnson Collaborative (LJC) yesterday announced the completion of Embry, a 58-unit luxury condominium building at 21 N. May St. in Chicago’s West Loop.

A proposed ordinance would alter in my Chicago neighborhood, an environmental organizer writes.

Chicago migrant 16-year-old Chiquinquira Iwa-Ruiz was reported missing in the West Loop on Monday.

Modern Middle Eastern restaurant Galit, pioneering farm-to-table fine dining chef Paul Virant, and 41-year former Chicago Tribune journalist and restaurant critic Phil Vettel were among the winners announced at the Jean Banchet Awards in Chicago on Sunday. The Banchets recognize culinary excellence in the city and suburbs. The awards were named for chef Jean Banchet, who opened Le Francais in ...

A 16-year-old asylum-seeker was reported missing in the West Loop on Monday.

Hyde Park’s Caribbean fusion eatery 14 Parish received a $57 million contract with the city to supply meals to more than 7,000 migrants living in temporary shelters across the South