This woman, with an alias of Jae Karp, walked into Stroger Hospital, 1900 W. Polk, on Nov. 30. The Chicago Police Department is asking for help in identifying her.
Chicago Police Department (CPD) Districts, partnering with community business owners and residents, are in the midst of developing their 2020 Community Policing Strategic Plans. It is not too late to participate.
"It's one of those things that ten years from now when sitting in a bar and someone says, 'remember when there was an alligator in the Humboldt Park lagoon
At some point during Tuesday night, a water main broke in the 2000 block of west Armitage in Bucktown. Alderman Scott Waguespack, 32nd Ward, was notified around 7 a.m., Wed., May 22. But,
In a late night decision Friday, Mar. 15, the Night Ministry was granted a special use by Chicago's Zoning Board to "establish a temporary overnight shelter on the first floor of the existing four-story commercial building" at 1735 N. Ashland Ave., the Mural Building.
UPDATE: "The sign company told my campaign that there is no permit requirement for a protected political speech display that does not have any commercial message," says Moreno.
Note: The main issue is that there should not be a vinyl sign on that historic building.
Alderman Proco "Joe" Moreno, has a large illegal political advertisement hanging in the Milwaukee Ave. Historic Landmark District where the Chicago Permit Review Committee denied such signage at their Jan. 10 meeting.
As the list of those facing financial distress in the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, pawn shop businesses are increasing their customer list as are those providing short term loans at very high interest rates. However,
The smell of gas in the air and a gaggle of Peoples Gas workers and Wabansia and Milwaukee Ave. is part of the company’s System Modernization Program (SMP), according to Peoples Gas representative.
Santa along with farmers and other vendors will greet Wicker Park Farmers Market goers for their first indoor market ever, Sat., Dec. 1, in the Chop Shop, 2033 W. North Ave., from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
While early voting in Illinois has surpassed the number of early votes cast in the 2014 midterm and could reach the total cast in the 2016 election, according to the Illinois State Board of Elections, it is vital that every citizen exercises their right and duty to vote.
Shredding those important (or embarrassing) papers and getting rid of electronic equipment will be possible four more times this year thanks to WPB SSA #33.
The first of five bi-monthly shredding and e-recycling events will be Sat., Mar. 10 from 10 a.m. to noon in the A.N. Pritzker School parking lot, 2020 W. Evergreen.
![ChalkBombBoston](/sites/default/files/imagecache/small/ChalkbombingBoston2013DreamsTimeModSzd.jpg "This "chalk bomb" image from 2013 in Boston is from DreamsTime")
