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 Thursday, May 3 The push by students at Village Leadership Academy to rename the sprawling 218-acre West Side park comes during a nationwide resurgence of youth-led activism sparked largely by recent generation-defining events. |
| President Trump's new lawyer Rudy Giuliani said that Trump repaid his personal attorney Michael Cohen for a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels. |
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| Chicago and much of northern Illinois are under a flash flood watch through Thursday morning as storms moved through the area last night. Thunderstorms are likely to continue this afternoon and evening. |
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| Ryan Ori: Light rail, new bridges and the elimination of barge traffic are part of an infrastructure overhaul taking shape in a North Side corridor poised for a boom. |
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| As the number of some insect-borne illnesses have tripled over the past decade, Illinois ranks among the top 20 states with the most mosquito-transmitted diseases, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. |
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| In 1968, the inaugural class of athletes competed in the first-ever Special Olympics at Soldier Field. On Thursday, some of them will return to Soldier Field for the Special Olympics 50th anniversary Opening Ceremonies. |
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| The Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei hits Chicago for two public speaking appearances, for Chicago Humanities Festival and for the Alphawood Foundation, in advance of his installation Trace, with portraits of prisoners of conscience done in Legos. |
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| This five-bedroom custom all-brick home is set on half an acre of green grounds. Outdoor space is abundant and includes a patio, fire pit, gazebo, grilling station, bar and spacious backyard. |
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