COVID-19 has cancelled the 43rd run of the Chicagoland Toys for Tots Parade, but toy requests and donations are still being accepted.
After seven decades of living in a man's body, a Chicagoan has physically become the woman she always knew she was.
Come meet Santa and drop off a new toy on Dec. 5 at the 21st annual Kevin Dowling Christmas Is For Kids Toy Drive at 115 Bourbon Street.
Mt. Greenwood Cemetery and Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War continue Operation Remembrance.
'Caring for others' best medicine for family rallying around grade schooler with Leukemia; Whitney's Warriors intro Cocoa For A Cause
Online reservations for Thanksgiving-style, individually packaged meals start Nov. 20 for seniors age 65 and older living in the 19th Ward.
Beau's Battle Buddies GoFundMe has been activated to support the Dowling family as the Beverly boy faces a second cancer fight.
The current work of a Beverly artist combines art, history and ecology.
Chicago police said the suspect is armed and is robbing businesses in the middle of the afternoon.
Online registration is open for virtual 2020 Beverly Hills Turkey Trot 5K Run presented by CIBC Bank Nov. 26 through Nov. 29
Local businesses and non-profit organizations can apply for financial assistance during the pandemic from the state.
Castles are known for ghost stories and Chicago's only castle doesn't disappoint.
Southsiders for Peace plan to join "Count Every Vote" rallies across the country on Wednesday, Nov. 4, to ensure every vote is counted.
Get some help appealing your property taxes at a free online seminar for 19th ward residents on Oct. 27.
Photo display of loved ones at community garden brings reflection and connections to those who will give us strength during difficult times
The 19th Ward Service Offices will be closed temporarily as staff awaits guidance from CDPH, but offices are reachable by phone and email.
Register for the virtual community conversation or join by phone Tuesday, Oct. 13 to hear the 22nd Police District's plans for 2021.
The Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) will present nearly 50 online programs and trails for self-guided biking, driving and walking.
Congressman Lipinski is accepting nomination request letters from high school students for service academies. Deadline is Oct. 5.
Christmas Without Cancer's 6th Annual 5K Walk/Run a 'leap of faith' to raise funds for families fighting cancer.
The Maple Morgan Park Food Pantry will be accepting food and monetary donations Wednesday, Sept. 23 for everyday needs and Thanksgiving.
Brother Rice High School and the Community Blood Center will host a blood drive at the high school Sept. 26. Register in advance.
Anthony's Mother Katie Gaskin Honors Son, CWC leading 5K Through the Mount Greenwood Community Sunday, Begins at 11 a.m. from MTG School
"In true Finley fashion she picked a day of heroes to go to heaven," Lacey Bracken said of daughter Finley, who died of cancer on Sept. 11.
Chicago Police Memorial Foundation will be live-streaming candlelight vigil remembering fallen Chicago police officers Tuesday, Sept. 15.
"The People of the Ridge" explores the restoration of an historic home in Blue Island.
Bring your unwanted papers to Crosswinds Church on Saturday, Sept. 12, and have them shredded for free.
Popular "A Week Back" artists Chuck and John Take Stage at 7:30, Beverly/Morgan Park Garden Walk Steps Off Sunday from Edna White Garden
Queen of Hearts drama at St. James Places has been edge-of-your seat viewing on Facebook as the fundraiser reaches its final four cards
Colin Evans, a proud South Side native and graduate of Mother McAuley High School, is promoted to a management position at ABC 7.
Mount Greenwood native Al Puchalski's daughter, Amber Woodworth, is remembered through the efforts of many who will contribute to CWC's 5k
The demand for food assistance in the neighborhood rose dramatically when the pandemic began.
Beyond the Borders Chicago plans a final march of summer followed by a block party on Sept. 5. New location!
Dance and art are passions of new neighbors Megan Wright and Nate Otto.
The Saint Xavier University Golf Classic tees off for student scholarships on Oct. 8. Online registration is open. Sponsorships available.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this world. Let's help share these amazing stories.
As many as one third of Americans are delaying medical care for fear of coronavirus exposure.
Free COVID-19 testing will be available Thursday, Aug. 27, behind the 19th Ward service office. Advance registration is recommended.
Join city officials Tuesday, Aug. 25, for a telephone town hall when officials will discuss Chicago's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this world. Let's help share these amazing stories!