Harry Osterman

There's no shortage of events to help the neighborhood schools in the upcoming week.

Representatives from at least 30 employers are confirmed to be on site for the first ever fair.

Not a fan of shopping for supplies? A boozy adults-only brunch to benefit schools is also an option.

Some business owners said they haven't seen construction workers since the sidewalks were torn up.

D and G Brewing, owned by fomer criminal justice professors, is making progress on Devon Avenue.

Nelson Fitch said he hopes for a "world-class place" after developing a passion for wine in Edgewater.

Two block clubs will be switching to permit parking in their neighborhood.

Officials talked about recent shootings in the 5200 block of North Kenmore Avenue at National Night Out.

Free popcorn, family brew recipes and the smell of bread in the air could soon be the norm on Devon.

New Foster District Cmdr. Cornelia Lott said social media threats led to rapper Young Pappy's death.

Ald. Harry Osterman joined other elected officials Tuesday at the State of Edgewater 2015.

The school board abruptly pulled the question off its agenda as complaints grow.

The project will shut down several stations, for months at a time — and cost $1.33 billion.

Neighbors must weigh short-term grief with potential long-term gain from the project.

Shaquon Thomas hosted a wild party last weekend that ended with a five-hour standoff.