Clark Street

Business and community groups are gathering feedback on how to boost one of Rogers Park's main arteries.

Just because it's a clear December day doesn't mean the city won't still tow you to make way for plows.

Spend $25 on Clark St. and get a free beer — or check out live music, art installations and ethnic food.

The new program is aimed at boosting small businesses over the holidays.

Take a culinary excursion, see Chet Fater at Lincoln Hall or check out a Civil War letters exhibit.

Twenty restaurants and bars along Clark Street are participating in the Cravings on Clark event.

The Clark Street Task Force hosted its first open house to get ideas on revitalizing the street.

The Clark Street Task Force is holding its first open house next Wednesday.

After a year without a home, the LGBT library would begin its move to Rogers Park this month.

The group is considering adding greenery and perhaps widening the sidewalk.

The extra police detail is meant to patrol bars and confront nighttime crime.

Tunney says he's looking out for neighborhoods, not trying to be a party pooper.

Andersonville institution still draws customers from all over.