Willie Cochran

Parents who had to go pick up kids left chanting, "We want a vote. Keep our schools afloat."

The new clinic is the first Howard Brown location on the South Side.

Ald. Willie Cochran said some residents have yards with "five, 10, 15 pounds of poop, and it smells."

In 2015, the Lincoln District received 7,030 calls, 324 of which pertained to Lincoln Towing.

Taxi drivers called a city proposal to help the cab industry "too little, too late."

Sean Cannon said he's no longer pursuing plans for a community center after talking to the Archdiocese.

The Archdiocese continues to plan to demolish the shrine as soon as permits are issued.

Black Youth Project 100 called on four South Side aldermen to not invest more money in police.

At a confirmation hearing, IPRA chief Sharon Fairley pledged to make her agency a catalyst for change.

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

There's a wide disparity between how African Americans, whites and Hispanics view the police.

The City Council debated a resolution calling for a hearing on the Task Force on Police Accountability.

The Public Safety Committee backed an Ohio program training stylists to recognize spousal abuse.

A 65-unit senior building opened Thursday, marking the redevelopment of two blocks of the old site.

Microsoft Digital Alliance will give free technology classes at EnglewoodBlue.