Barack Obama

President Barack Obama used Chicago as an example of why he's pushing for stricter gun control.

"Families and communities are suffering," Sen. Durbin said during Tuesday visit to Englewood.

As the mayor announced his "My Brother's Keeper" Cabinet at Urban Prep, hecklers called "16 shots."

The president, a big Bulls fan, watched the team's season opener courtside at the United Center Tuesday.

The president will be in Chicago to address a police conference and to attend a political fundraiser.

The Original Pancake House and neighboring KFC were both opened by Richard Harrigan on Oct. 1, 1965.

President Barack Obama's only surviving grandparent was scheduled to speak to students on Friday.

President Barack Obama's only surviving grandparent will meet with students on the Far Southwest Side.

The city's toddler entertainment series returns with Funkadesi at the Cultural Center on Friday.

The yet-to-be-built South Side library is already promising health food, in line with First Lady's push.

Emanuel cited Clinton's stand on making college affordable, saying, "Ideas matter in politics."

Film crews were to shoot near Kimbark Plaza on Friday, but never showed.

The movie will depict Barack and Michelle Obama's first date around Chicago.

"There's always been a need for more open space in the community," said Ald. Pat Dowell.

Voters hoped the fresh paint and carpet were a sign of more changes to come.