Alex Hernandez

The March 6 fire at a multi-unit home was caused by an unattended candle, a Fire Department official said.

Postal workers and their supporters rallied in Irving Park to demand that President Donald Trump not take over the U.S. Postal Service, which critics fear would be the first step toward privatization.

Only 85 of Chicago's 2,800 intersections have audible traffic signals. A federal judge has ordered the city to remedy this by adding 75 accessible signals per year.

Dobra Bielinski worries about the cost of chocolate, coffee and other ingredients imported from Mexico and Canada as the Trump administration slaps some U.S. trade partners with high import taxes.

The northbound No. 49 and X49 buses, which normally stop at the CTA station, will now stop farther south at the corner of Western and Eastwood avenues, officials said.

Developer Community Builders broke ground on the 63-unit Canvas At Leland Plaza in July 2023 and completed construction in October. "It’s going to make Lincoln Square better,” Ald. Matt Martin said Wednesday.

Nine North Side neighborhoods, including Albany Park, Lincoln Square and North Center, are taking part in the second annual dining event that kicks off Thursday.

Construction at Western, Leland and Lincoln avenues will start in March and run through summer, officials said.

The restaurant opened this week on Pulaski Road after a years-long delay, bringing its menu of diner favorites.

Across the city, hundreds of abandoned vehicles take up residential parking spots — a practice known as curbstoning. The city will now be able to tow these cars sooner.