Residents and businesses are invited to the 22nd District Police Council meeting Wednesday, Jan. 10 at Morgan Park High School.
New applicants for the city's shared cost sidewalk program will be open one day only Monday, Jan. 8. Apply by calling 311.
Beverly Area Planning Association plans a Big Night fundraiser Saturday, Jan. 20, featuring an open bar, music, dancing, food and more.
Are you having a "Dry January?" Explore the local scene of non-alcoholic brewing. Plus, we take a drive through Mount Greenwood.
Rock Island Public House owners regard the 2023 new year "like the hurdle to clear to leave the struggles of the previous three years."
We grabbed a pint with Rick Kaempfer, author of the new oral history of the most outrageous radio station ever - The Loop!
Ald. Matt O'Shea urges residents to attend the arraignment of two men charged in a carjacking Friday, Dec. 15, at the Bridgeview Courthouse.
Smith Village Support Group meets Tuesday, Dec. 19, to offer caregivers of loved ones with dementia strategies for navigating holidays.
The 19th Ward Youth Foundation will host a blood drive Sunday, Dec. 17, at St. Cajetan School in honor of Rocco Babbitt, 2.
Residents are invited to the 22nd District Police Council meeting Wednesday, Dec. 13, at Morgan Park Presbyterian. Public comments welcomed.
The holiday season brings a local veteran helping the homeless with his coffee, and a Krampus coming to Blue Island.
Blue Island’s Olde Western Ave alive with Christmas; Public House, several stores offer unique shopping experiences for gift giving Sat/Sun
The guys discover the shocking truth about Santa Claus. Plus, all the holiday festivities already happening this weekend on the South Side!
Area groups, individuals and families are invited to help with the fall outdoor clean up at the historic Pike home Saturday, Dec. 2.
Young women of Irish ancestry aged 18 to 29 have until Jan. 5 to submit applications for Chicago St. Patrick's Parade queen.
You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you. – John Bunyan
While you eat turkey sandwiches we're asking about light-up archways, what single guys want later in life & how you hold your cell phone.
Beverly Records opens at 8 a.m. at 11612 S. Western Avenue to those lined up for early access - the savvy buyers with gift-giving in mind.
There's still time to register for the Beverly Hills Turkey Trot and Family Walk 5K thru historic North Beverly set for Saturday, Nov. 25.
Let's talk about AI replacing podcasters, do-it-yourself home improvements, college visits,and high beer prices!
Rocio Villaseñor, 31, died in a Nov. 10 Brighton Park house fire, that also critically injured her father. GoFundMe set up for family.
Community leaders host 'Tend to Your Neighbor' a Double Charity Event Saturday, Nov 18 from 5 til 10 p.m. for Blue Cap, Friendship Center
We head to Soundgrowler Brewing for an event all about the vinyl. A new historical book covers a south side suburb with pictures.
Southland Catholic Cemeteries will host outdoor rosary and prayer services on Sunday, Nov. 5, in observance of All Saints' Day.
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten will tour SXU's Health and Wellness Center Monday, Oct. 30, to see new enhancements made possible by federal funds.
Watch which bar you enter this Halloween weekend. You may run into some real dogs in costume. Plus, a list of area spooky events!
We reimagine a popular kids toy. The South Side gets weird this weekend. Plus, we prep for high school football playoffs.
Blue Island owners host unique OKTOBERFIESTA 2023 with food, music, giveaways, Half Acre Brew, Bizarro & Son and Turnip Seed Saturday
Sweeten up your Sweetest Day with a free rainbow cone Saturday, Oct. 21, with a purchase of $5 or more at Original Rainbow Cone locations.
Rough Magic’s Game Master facilitates game play at 4 p.m. for 21 & over crowd. Ticket booking fees benefit global children’s charities.
We taste some seasonal brews. Plus, the search for pumpkin season fun hits our wallets and patience hard in "30 Minutes of Good!"
19th Ward Mutual Aid is seeking donations and volunteers to assist migrants being sheltered at the 22nd District Chicago police station.
The Beverly Theatre Guild has Guys and Dolls and Italians singing for you. Pollyanna Brewing finds the perfect festival in Lemont.
Some of the brave men and women whose job is to keep people safe got a bit of a break on Monday.
Learning non-verbal clues can help caregivers connect with those suffering from dementia at Smith Village's caregiver support group Oct. 17.
Random Pick Up Tournament takes all comers Saturday, September 30th at 4 p.m. in Blue Island with prizes for 1st, and 2nd place.
Neil Byers (Horse Thief Hollow Brewery) and John Brand (Open Outcry Brewing) sit down to talk about Western Avenue, Oktoberfests & more!
Maggie Murphy gives us the story of Gaelic Park as she tries to trip us up on our Irish heritage. A child tries to save souls in her home.
The annual celebration of life that remembers Finley Bracken has raised more than $210,000 and helps families dealing with childhood cancer.
We find a local society centered around cannabis and get answers to our questions about a growing south side culture.