1927: The Stevens Hotel — then the largest hotel in the world — opened on Michigan Avenue. The $30 million, 28-story towers ...

Nearly three years after buses of migrants began arriving in Chicago from the southern border, the city and state have merged ...

The City of Chicago, which owns the statues, will not be bringing the statues back to their former sites in Grant Park and ...

At just 3.4 acres, the long-awaited $15 million Jean-Baptiste Point DuSable Park won’t be the city’s largest public green space, but it has the potential to be one of the best. As it should be. The ...

Chicagoans already enjoy one of the world’s best urban shorelines—Navy Pier, the Lakefront Trail, and other assets make for ...

As shown in the renderings, the 3.4 acre park will feature a boardwalk, ample green splace and pavilion to teach visitors about its namesake, Chicago founder Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable. The park is ...

Plans for a park honoring Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, Chicago's first non-native settler, took a step forward this month.

Lisa Hughart was a regular at sporting events for the last 30 years, supporting her children, then grandchildren. Dozens of people came to honor her and raise money to fight the deadly disease ...

Tourists and other visitors sometimes try to cross the drive near the Museum Campus instead of using the underpass, and confusing signs are to blame, neighbors say.