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LAKEVIEW — When they’re not smashing through bus shelters or falling down train station stairs — or ferrying burritos and sushi across certain neighborhoods — Chicago’s food delivery robots must get pretty bored. Or at least they would, if they had the ability to feel anything. Inspired

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify that there is not a meeting about the data center Tuesday. There is a Blue Island City Council meeting Tuesday. MORGAN PARK — A closed medical center just outside Chicago could one day be home to a data center, according Blue Island city of

ROSCOE VILLAGE — Tim Glascott had already gone to bed on a recent Saturday night when his phone rang: His 19-year-old son had been surrounded, beaten and robbed while walking home from work. Glascott and his other sons got in their car and drove around the neighborhood looking for the group. When th

WEST TOWN — A coworking space that will offer cultural programs and wellness rituals while hosting events is launching in West Town. The Space Together, 1727 W. Grand Ave., is the brainchild and project of Daryn Schwartz and Laura Lusson, who co-own The Space Between yoga studio in River North. For

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LITTLE VILLAGE — There was once a time when the Rossi family owned seven furniture stores in Illinois, including on 79th Street, in Pullman and in a storefront with a now-iconic sign on 26th Street, when the neighborhood was home to many Eastern European immigrants. The business catered to customers

Susan Fell-Lazar, a CPS substitute teacher between 1970-1978, hopes to identify the students she photographed, reconnect with them and give them prints.

HUMBOLDT PARK — A young father was killed Sunday morning in Humboldt Park while working. Just before 9 a.m. Sunday, Alex De Jesus, 29, was walking in front of Adams & Son & Daughter Gardens, where he worked, when someone in a silver car shot him, officials said. De Jesus was shot in his tors

Democrat Bayly Winder carries around a cardboard cutout of Repubican Congressmember Jeff Van Drew, who he hopes to unseat in November. Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew is fighting to hold onto his seat in Congress. His challengers are making the debate over data centers the focus of their campaign agai

The Bronx County Hall of Justice The number of people under 18 whom police charged or identified in gun violence incidents jumped during the pandemic and hasn’t substantially declined since. [ more › ]

At a recent press conference announcing a sweeping takedown of rival gangs notorious for their wild shootouts across public housing in Brownsville, Brooklyn, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch made the unsolicited point of praising the NYPD’s controversial gang database. “Yes we certainly

NYPD night patrol. Yandel Ortiz, 18, was awaiting trial in an armed robbery case when police arrested him Monday in connection with the shooting. [ more › ]

CHICAGO — Neighbors from across the city detailed being tear-gassed, detained or witnessing the same happen to others amid the federal government’s immigration blitz last year, sharing their stories at a public hearing convened by Gov. JB Pritzker’s new Illinois Accountability Commission

UPTOWN — Holiday Club will be closing its doors on May 17 to make way for an apartment complex, the popular Uptown bar announced on Instagram. The closing date announcement comes after owner Sonny Domingo confirmed in February that the bar would not be renewing its lease for the building at 4000 N.

CHICAGO — Federal prosecutors in Indiana have charged a woman with making false statements while buying a pistol they said was used to kill a Chicago police officer and seriously wound another Saturday at Swedish Hospital. According to a criminal complaint filed Monday in the Northern District of In

Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels and Mayor Mamdani have pledged to take parent feedback into account in education department decisions. Both plans had faced furious pushback from parents. [ more › ]

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NYPD pallbearers carry the casket of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller at his funeral at St. Rose of Lima R.C. Church on March 30, 2024 in Massapequa, New York. Guy Rivera was convicted of aggravated manslaughter and other charges earlier this month. [ more › ]

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