JoAnn Thompson

The Englewood Back-To-School Parade is returning on Aug. 23 after a two-year hiatus.

The new alternative high school can accommodate up to 300 students and is tuition free.

At a groundbreaking Tuesday, community members said they were eager for Whole Foods to open in 2016.

Job opportunities available at a new Whole Foods store will be discusserd at a community meeting.    

One Million Degrees will boost number of students it serves from 100 to 4,200.

More than 100 women, including some still in prison, attended the event at Kennedy-King College.

Ald. JoAnn Thompson (16th) and her brother Alfred Ellis are helping ex-offenders re-enter society.

The two incumbents will square off after Foulkes' 15th Ward was redrawn.

ComEd employee Daryl Parks volunteered Monday to help clean up Englewood, where he grew up.

Ald. JoAnn Thompson proclaimed construction season open.

Former public housing tenants are being priced out of new units, housing advocates complained Wednesday.

Hobson replaces Ketesha Melendez at the helm of Earle STEM Elementary School in West Englewood.  

Big Tobacco is "not welcome" in the City of the Big Shoulders, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.

Englewood residents are on track to see a Whole Foods store built in their neighborhood by 2016.

A new amendment reduces the amount of time vacant building owners have to secure their properties.