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A news conference was held outside Rate Field Sept. 8 to decry the proposed plan to move the White Sox out of Bridgeport and construct an Amtrak maintenance facility in the neighborhood.

EnvironmentLower West Side

Amtrak's Bridgeport railyard to get environmental review after community pressure

By Chicago Sun-Times

6h ago

LGBTQ+

Chicago trans advocates question justice after acquittal in Dejanay Stanton killing

By Windy City Times

6h ago

Maria Pappas, Cook County treasurer, files her nominating petitions to run in the 2027 Chicago mayoral election at 137 S. State St. Monday.

Politics

Last mayoral candidates file signatures for 2027 ballot

By Chicago Sun-Times

7h ago

Residents and dogs protest planned dog beach closure in front of 909 Davis on Monday. Credit: Adrian Martinez-De La Cruz

Bark-in outside City Hall

By Evanston Now

9h ago

Sul Kyung-gu as Ho-seok (from left), Jeon Do-yeon as Mi-ok; Cho Yeo-jeong as Ye-ji; and Zo In-sung as Sang-woo in “Possible Love.”

Arts & Culture

Movies with a political message among top flicks at Chicago International Film Festival

By Chicago Sun-Times

11h ago

Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker smiles from the anchor table before the live broadcast of the WTTW News Gubernatorial Forum at WTTW’s North Side studios on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, in Chicago. | Victor Hilitski/For the Sun-Times

Politics

The Rundown: Gov. Pritzker boosts Democrats across the U.S.

By WBEZ

11h ago

Our fondness for croissants lately tends toward the maximalist versions. But what makes for a truly great, flaky croissant? Here, a plain croissant is for sale at Floriole in Lincoln Park.

Food & Drink

Searching for the perfect croissant in Chicago

By Chicago Sun-Times

12h ago

Andrew Scott stars as Scottish actor Ian Charleson in “Elsinore.”

Arts & Culture

Top movies we saw at this year’s Chicago International Film Festival: Reginald Ponder’s picks

By Chicago Sun-Times

13h ago

NITA has sweeping power to help develop underused land near public transit in projects like this one, Westhaven Park Station, between the CTA Green Line and the United Center.

Transportation

The new transit authority has unprecedented power to develop land. How could this change your neighborhood?

By Chicago Sun-Times

14h ago

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Amtrak's Bridgeport railyard to get environmental review after community pressure

Chicago trans advocates question justice after acquittal in Dejanay Stanton killing

Last mayoral candidates file signatures for 2027 ballot

Bark-in outside City Hall

Movies with a political message among top flicks at Chicago International Film Festival

The Rundown: Gov. Pritzker boosts Democrats across the U.S.

Searching for the perfect croissant in Chicago

Top movies we saw at this year’s Chicago International Film Festival: Reginald Ponder’s picks

The new transit authority has unprecedented power to develop land. How could this change your neighborhood?

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