From coquito to glogg to the Tom & Jerry, there are a lot of delicious drinks to sip on this holiday season. The holidays are ...

At a meeting Friday night, the Chicago Board of Education voted to oust Pedro Martinez after months of tension between the mayor and the CEO.

From the shocking testimony of an alderman-turned-mole to a “magic list,” we dig into what we’ve learned so far from the Madigan trial.

Pop-up tree lots sprout up all over Chicago during the holidays, only to disappear. What's a day in the life of this unique ...

Maria Carolina Guilarte arrived in Chicago from Venezuela almost four years ago. Hallacas, a traditional dish, keeps her ...

WBEZ asked Eunji Kim, 42, Jeff Brumfield, 30, and Kenya Elan, 34, to weigh in on how to survive Hanukkah parties and ...

An emergency demolition order was recently issued for the nearly 115-year-old two-story building at 2347 S. Michigan Ave. in the historic Motor Row District. A Forest Park firm will repair and restore ...

The Illinois Department of Corrections is rolling out a program that would allow prisons to electronically scan incoming mail, despite objections from some prison reform groups. In late October ...

Acero parents and educators saw the vote as a massive win after weeks of protests against the planned school closings.

Good afternoon, and happy Friday! I’m excited to finally catch up on some of the year’s best movies. Here’s what else you need to know today. 1. CPS CEO Pedro Martinez threatened to sue the ...

He had asked for a temporary restraining order to prevent the board from taking action Friday after a monthslong leadership ...