Barack Obama

President Barack Obama landed in Chicago Thursday evening to attend two Democratic fundraisers.

Neighbors said they were told by the Secret Service that Obama would be in Kenwood Thursday and Friday.

Obama's chopper could be headed for Montrose Harbor, according to harbor security and the 46th Ward.

University of Chicago pushes economic impact for the South Side in its bid for Obama Library.

A coalition of groups seeking to convert Dyett High School to a "green" academy protested at City Hall.

Students and a legal group backed state legislation setting limits on school disciplinary measures.

Gov. Pat Quinn and Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle cheered equal pay for women.

Larry Harrold allegedly threatened to blow up Air Force One.

The president attended the fundraiser at a private home in the 2300 block of North Janssen Avenue.

The legendary DJ died in his home Monday afternoon at age 59, according to the Tribune .

The woman also allegedly ripped off a police officer's nail in a scuffle.

Nesbitt, a former Lab Schools star, is a backup point guard for the Crimson, who upset Cincinnati.

A vast majority of city voters supported a hike to a $15-an-hour minimum wage for major corporations.

The City Council is considering a mayoral proposal after passing another resolution last week.

The White House senior adviser said cities can lead the way on President Obama's agenda.