One of the city’s best bars is tucked behind Rush and Division and Mariano Park on the bottom floor of a 1927 Art Deco ...

Adults and children ages 5 and older can try their hand at a variety of historical skills and heritage arts during Enduring ...

Record high nighttime temperatures, a dangerously high heat index and intense humidity swept through Chicago from June 21 to 23, marking the city’s first major heat wave of the summer. Ahead of the ...

The California Route 66 Museum sits along the historic corridor that once served as America’s main artery, connecting Chicago to Santa Monica across 2,448 miles of promise and pavement.

Standing tall against the Lake Michigan shoreline, Grosse Point Lighthouse isn’t just a beacon for ships – it’s a beacon of ...

The original meaning behind the cards, first created 500 years ago, still remains elusive. But that didn't stop our reporter ...

Preservation advocates want the abandoned 23-acre site redeveloped into public festival grounds similar to the Salt Shed.

Illinois landmark, the grain silos were built in 1906 and are one of the last remaining monuments to Chicago's historic dominance in the national grain industry.

Cardinal Blase Cupich reflected on the historic election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as the first American pope. Now Pope Leo XIV, he was born and raised in Chicago and Dolton.

CHICAGO — A new book and Chicago Architecture Center exhibit highlight several of the city’s high-rise buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Chicago race will pass through Grant Park, a 313-acre public park in the heart of downtown Chicago, named after President Ulysses S. Grant. The park, often referred to as “Chicago’s Front Yard,” ...

EAST CHICAGO — A sign outside Paul Myers' home in a historic planned worker community declares him the "Unofficial Mayor of Marktown," a title a past East Chicago mayor gave him. He's always ...