A new book highlights Chicago’s pivotal role in both upholding and breaking baseball’s color barrier. Here’s what we learned.

We dined with a Belgian friend who had just arrived from Europe where the two-course model holds tight. We looked at the menu ...

Built in 1904 for Hunter Woodis Finch, who owned a coal company, the property was later the home of University of Chicago ...

J onathan Capitanini remembers when, as children, he and his sister, Giovanna, would tear through Italian Village, their ...

Vanishing Daughters, written in the wake of her father’s death, is a novel about living through grief. For Chicago novelist ...

Despite Chicago's determination to protect immigrants from Trump’s deportation efforts, the city is limited in what it can do ...

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In honor of Chicago’s 188th birthday, residents can visit the 360 Chicago observation deck for free atop the John Hancock ...

As we move from winter into spring (hopefully), there’s a lot to look forward to in the restaurant world. New openings, renovations, and even some wild rumors; the dining scene has plenty going ...