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Bulls fans, don’t hold that against him. Ramirez has family there. He’s also the artist behind plenty of murals around Chicago and far beyond.

The Albany Park Theater Project and Third Rail Projects have transformed a Northwest Side commercial building to tell the stories of four immigrant families creating a community in Albany Park.

The Semrad Law Firm, which advertises as DebtStoppers, got millions in taxpayer-backed PPP loans while cutting U.S. staff and employing a Bulgarian company in which the law firm’s leaders have an ownership stake.

Take Back of the Yards, where almost every corner had a small grocer, a candy store, a bakery, a meat market or a tavern. Maybe it’s time to bring back the concept, in a less parochial, more cosmopolitan and more inclusive way, writes Chicago history expert and author Dominic Pacyga.

A civilian commission narrowed the field to Angel Novalez, Shon Barnes and Larry Snelling. Mayor Brandon Johnson now has 30 days to either choose one or reject them all and order the panel to launch another search.

Youths, activists from across South Side protest violence in Chicago: ‘This is not normal’

The founders of Chicago’s Funkytown Brewery went from brewing beer in a garage to winning a national brewing competition.

Edith Renfrow Smith, one of Chicago’s oldest residents, is making jam and collecting honors.

Some 10,000 sausages, 12,000 pounds of ribs, 18,000 pounds of brisket and 12,000 pounds of pulled pork will be served up at the four-day fest in Chicago.

The stress of a storm soon gives way to the stress of repairs. Here’s where experts say you should start.

The reforms championed by Ethics Chair Matt Martin (47th) would limit the inspector general to two four-year terms — with firm timelines for picking a replacement and a demand for written explanations if those deadlines are not met.