Page 28 - West Loop News Today

The property is in the city’s West Loop neighborhood. The firm has acquired a property near Chicago's Loop.

Two busloads of migrants have been dropped off at Naperville’s downtown Metra station since last Thursday, according to city spokeswoman Linda LaCloche. LaCloche could not say how many migrants arrived in the city or where the buses traveled from but said passengers boarded a Metra train for downtown Chicago right after arriving in Naperville. “We did not receive any prior notification of this ...

You can learn a lot about a person by how he or she orders a burrito. Is he a maximalist, demanding every possible ingredient in the kitchen wrapped up inside, or a minimalist, preferring to stay laser-focused on the freshly made flour tortilla? Does she eschew lettuce, yet demand french fries? The answers to these questions not only unveil certain preferences but can clue you into where ...

Long the epitome of holiday luxury in America, the cut’s place on the table has changed with tastes — and the economy.

CHICAGO — On a biting December evening, the St. Clair Supper Club in Chicago’s West Loop neighborhood offered an escape out of the weather — and into America’s culinary past. In the dimly lit basement dining room, wood paneling covered the walls, and paper place mats cheerily proclaimed, “We’re glad you’re here!” A cushioned leather strip ran around the lip of the long bar, inviting guests to lean in for a while. Over the speakers, Frank Si...

Ed Burke served in the City Council for 54 years, and during most of that historic tenure, he was considered the most powerful alderman in Chicago.

Chicago politicians are calling for the federal government to increase funding for migrant care after earlier this week a 5-year-old boy staying at a Lower West Side shelter died and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent migrants to the city for the first time on a chartered plane. At a news conference Thursday outside the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services building downtown, Ald. Byron ...

Former Alderman Ed Burke — the longest serving City Council member in Chicago’s history — was found guilty of several felonies on Thursday in his historic corruption trial.

Quavon Ewing has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a 2022 attempted kidnapping on Sangamon Street in Chicago's West Loop.

The pleas come after a 5-year-old boy staying at a shelter died and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent migrants to the city for the first time on a chartered plane.