Family sues Navy Pier after son falls from climbing wall
The parents of an 8-year-old boy are suing Navy Pier, after he fell from a climbing wall there this summer and was seriously hurt. They’re now accusing the popular tourist spot of negligence.
Monday Coffee Co. serving up drinks among the greenery at Garfield Park Conservatory
This Foodie Friday, we head to the Garfield Park Conservatory. Tucked away in the Horticulture Hall is local Black-owned coffee pop up Monday Coffee Co.
Black Harvest Film Festival returns for 28th year
The Black Harvest Film Festival ​is back for it’s 28th year, with a full line up of feature films, short films and special events through the end of the month.
SUE the T. rex unveils holiday gift guide
Chicago’s favorite T. rex is helping you take a bite out of your shopping list. SUE unveiled their official holiday gift guide at the Field Museum.
Museum of Science and Industry celebrates “Christmas Around the World”
The Museum of Science and Industry is celebrating its 80th annual “Christmas Around the World” tree lighting on Wednesday. The tradition started in 1942 with one tree, and now features more than 50 trees representing a variety of holiday customs…
Construction resumes at Obama Presidential Center after noose found at site
Construction was halted while additional anti-bias training was completed by all workers.
Chance the Rapper to host family event next month at MSI
A popular Chicago rapper and Grammy winner is giving back by using arts and education to empower kids.
Algonquin offering holiday light recycling
As you start decorating for the holidays, you might find not all of your lights work. Don’t throw them out; recycle them.
Sigma Gamma Rho celebrates 100 years
The City of Chicago will honor the 100th anniversary of the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
Gary school students take third in Spell Bowl
The students come from Banneker at Marquette and Daniel Hale Williams Elementary.