Taylor Street

The ice cream shop will be the first in the same Taylor Street storefront in a few years. 

The colorful tea house is now serving bubble tea, smoothies, fresh juices on Taylor Street. 

Called "controversial" by his closest allies, D'Angelo fought to make Little Italy a better place. 

The Near West Neighbors founder, a retired police officer and lifelong resident, died in 2011. 

Christie's Dairy Delights is now serving up 16 flavors of ice cream daily on Taylor Street. 

The only remaining Jane Addams Homes building on Taylor St. will house the $6.3 million museum project.

This year's festival will also incude a tribute to Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack on Aug. 14.

The city closed the shop because they were selling tobacco products without a license, officials said.

Owners of a popular suburban smoke shop opened a second location in Little Italy this month.

At Big G's Pizza by the Slice, 1132 W. Taylor St., mac and cheese-topped pizza is their biggest seller.

Chicago native Chef Emanuel Washington has come home to open “the best soul food restaurant in America.”

The Taylor Street store specializing in streetwear and custom orders opened this summer.

The Three Aces owner's colorful past includes being attacked by a monkey and a $500 tip from Sinatra.

The higher-end Taylor Street restaurant closed shortly after making it past the one-year mark.