North Center Jobs: Amazon, Nordstrom, True Value

Find openings at these businesses and throughout the city thanks to Patch's Jobs Board.

Car Thefts in North Center Prompt Police Warning

Police have issued a warning after multiple car thefts in North Center, Lincoln Park, and Lake View.

North Center Jobs: Fifth Third Bank, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Conagra

Find openings at these businesses and throughout the city thanks to Patch's Jobs Board.

North Center Jobs: Spotify, Museum Of Contemporary Art, Camelot Illinois

Find openings at these businesses and throughout the city thanks to Patch's Jobs Board.

Landmark Autism Genetic Study Seeking Participants

Event scheduled for October 22nd in Oak Park

4-Generation Family Leaving Hardware Store After 145 Years

The Stauber name has been on the Ace Hardware store in North Center since 1872.

North Center Jobs: Bed, Bath And Beyond; O, The Oprah Magazine; Vivid Seats

Find openings at these businesses and throughout the city thanks to Patch's Jobs Board.

Condos For Sale in North Center, Chicago - September 2017

There are currently 122 condos for sale in North Center with an average list price of $445,664

North Center Jobs: Terminix, Federal Reserve Bank, WMAQ-TV

Find openings at these businesses and throughout the city thanks to Patch's Jobs Board.

Akvavit Theatre Presents GHOSTS & zombies

September 28 - October 29, 2017 at Strawdog Theatre Company

Alzheimer's Disease Needs Support From Congress

Alzheimer's Disease Needs Support From Congress

Suspicious Bag Thrown Onto CTA Bus Cleared By Chicago Police K9 Unit

UPDATED: A man tossed the bag onto a bus in the Irving Park neighborhood, then fled Tuesday.

Commonwealth Tavern's Labor Day Football Specials

Cheer on your football favorites for Labor Day Weekend

3 Anti-Fascist Protesters Arrested At North Center Courthouse Rally

The suspects face charges ranging from resisting arrest to battery of a police officer steamming from Tuesday's protest.

North Center Man Accused Of Pushing Chicago Police Horse

The 54-year-old man was charged with teasing a police animal after an incident outside Wrigley Field during the Crosstown Classic.

Roscoe Village Locals Named to Sixth Annual Jewish “36 Under 36” List

Roscoe Village locals named to the sixth annual “Double Chai in the Chi: 36 Under 36” list of young Jewish movers and shakers in Chicago.

Child's Voice Specialist, Tatum Fritz, Honored by Professional Scholarship

Local resident honored for her dedication to early childhood development for children who are deaf.

More Than 2K Without Power After Hearing 'Big Boom'

UPDATED: ComEd blames Friday's electrical failure on an disabled power lines.

Child's Voice Supports Children with Hearing Loss in Chicago

Child's Voice makes Chicago expansion a permanent addition to Child's Voice services!

Five Fifths Ghostbusters

Chicago Fringe Festival Performance

Man Sexually Assaults Woman in Horner Park Alley

The woman was treated at a nearby hospital late Sunday.

3 Men Sought In Albany Park Sex Assault: Cops

The suspects allegedly attacked a 26-year-old woman Saturday as she walked on North Moticello Avenue.

Is it time to renew the house?

Renovation of the house and kitchens in it, why should renovate

Metra to Construct $1.2 Million Parking Lot at Grayland Station

​68 more spaces will be added by the end of 2017.

Man, 28, Fatally Hit By CTA Blue Line Train After Jumping Onto Tracks

UPDATED: The accident happened late Wednesday morning near the Addison station.

Paczki Day: Who Makes The Best Fat Tuesday Treat On The North Side?

Find out the 10 best places with the tastiest paczkis in Chicago, and tell us where you go for the holiday pastry.

Chicago Fringe Festival's 8th Annual Lottery Party

The 2017 Chicago Fringe Performers and Participants Are Chosen Randomly At This Annual Event

Presidents Day 2017: What's Open And Closed In North Center And Roscoe Village

Find out how Monday's national holiday will affect city businesses, institutions and services.

'Are You OK?': Relative Worried About Woman's Well-Being Before Fatal Shooting By Cops

Michele Robey was shot and killed by Chicago police Friday after allegedly threatening and lunging at officers with a knife.

Knife-Wielding Woman Fatally Shot By Chicago Police After Taser Doesn't Stop Her

UPDATED: Officers used a Taser twice on the unidentified woman before opening fire Friday night.

Off-Duty Chicago Cop in Shootout That Wounds Man in Head

The incident Sunday night was the 2nd police-involved shooting of the weekend.

Cash in on Carol's: Notorious Uptown Dive Bar Can Be Yours for Less Than $250K

You can own Carol’s Pub - your favorite Chicago late-night Country and Western stop - for cheap.

Popular Filipino Chain Plants its First Chicago Restaurant on North Side

Jollibee opened its first Midwest restaurant in Skokie this past summer. Its success propelled the new Chicago endeavor.

Beloved 24-Hour North Center Diner Shutters After Xmas Eve Fire

North Center's Diner Grill is closed until further notice.

Man Accused of Stealing Car From Dealership Picked Up After Traffic Stop

Keshawn Green was arrested Wednesday in connection with the burglary of a Portage Park car dealership in October.

Trinity Irish Dancers Win Big at World Qualifier

Chicago's Trinity Irish Dancers take 8 Championship titles and 21 dancers headed to Worlds.

Dovetail Brewery’s new hand-hammered copper taproom lighting fixtures pay homage to brewing history

Designed by Walking Bird USA, the new fixtures were created from Dovetail’s over 100-year-old copper brewing vessels from Germany.

Chicago’s Ravenswood Brewery Corridor: Great Craft Beer Crawls Are Only a Train Ride Away

Ravenswood Brewery Corridor has become a nonstop beer crawl as it's home to a variety of unique taprooms satiating a myriad of beer cravings

Crash That Killed 2-Year-Old Boy Still Under Investigation

Police are looking for witnesses and people with information concerning Sunday's accident in Portage Park.

Moving Forward Amid the Wreckage of American Civilization

Capitalism is a nightmare. Socialism can't work either. I propose a third way