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The Hawks’ 18,418 attendance average ranks fifth in the NHL this season. With more years of losing hockey ahead, price reductions (on 84% of seats) and greater access are designed to keep those crowds coming to the United Center.

Chicago and suburban restaurants will offer Great Tribune Takeout Night specials on April 12, including half-off pizzas, to-go cocktails, meal kits and more.

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The property at 600 W. Jackson Blvd. shows the pain the pandemic has inflicted on downtown office landlords.

Taco Mucho, which has gone from a food hall to working out of owner Ron Aleman's home to a neighborhood taqueria in Oak Park, serves up some of Chicagoland's best veggie tacos.

Crain’s commercial real estate reporter Alby Gallun talks with host Amy Guth about the apartment boom coming to one of Chicago's hottest neighborhoods.

Chicago food institutions J.P. Graziano, Malört and The Wieners Circle are "merging" as J.P. Wienerlört, they said April 1.

A grand jury indicted a Longview man in the 2019 death of a man who was struck by a vehicle after stopping to direct traffic around a wreck on Loop 281.

Drivers in the Heights area might want to avoid Interstate 10 this weekend.

A deeply blue city in the center of an increasingly red Midwest could give Democrats a chance to reach voters in nearby swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin, both of which proved crucial in President Joe Biden’s victory over former President Donald Trump in 2020.