This week, Cook County Circuit Judge Peter Flynn dismissed claims made by a suburban Chicago convent, the Missionary Sisters of St. Charles Borromeo, against their neighbor; Club Allure, a local strip club. Nuns Accuse Local Club of Prostitution-Like Behaviors Read More …
Hop farmers in Michigan are providing Chicago breweries with the finest quality of hops. Chicago’s top breweries like Goose Island and Revolution are looking to the North and not so much to the West for their hops. Hop Head Farmers Read More …
In a recent and saddening press statement, Chicago’s Redmoon Theatre announced that, due to funding problems, it would be closing its doors for good. This news proved shocking for longtime patrons of the theater, which has been open for 25 Read More …
Donnie Rudd a former and once well respected lawyer is being held without bond on charges for murdering his wife Noreen Kumeta Rudd. Rudd is currently being hospitalized for a bacterial skin infection in an Illinois hospital. His defense attorney Read More …
We always find it strange to learn about the sudden disappearance of person. The media tends to look at the disappearance by discovering strange news or foul acts that might have led to the incident. This is exactly the case Read More …
Chicago’s struggles with gun violence are heart wrenching, long standing, and well known. From the anything goes days of the 1920s, when gangs of organized criminals ruled the streets and gunned down anyone who dared get in their way, to Read More …
The John Hancock building in downtown Chicago is one of the tallest in the city. It alarmed many city goers when they saw a cloud of smoke coming from the middle of building during a recent fire on the building’s Read More …
A revolution is on the rise. It seems that with the daily onslaught of news of police-on-public violence, efforts to curb the tide are inevitable. With the proliferation of smartphone video, social media, and even police cams, there has been Read More …
In 2014, near 2,000 Rogers Park residents voted in the Participatory Budgeting election, approving everything from street resurfacing to new trees and bus benches. Near a year later, some of the projects are starting to get underway, and Rogers Read More …