The building was raided by federal immigration agents earlier this year, and now residents say they need more time to help with relocation.
At least six tanker cars fell off the tracks, according to news reports.
Demolition and clean up continue where the Renewal Life Church once stood at West 59th Street and South Emerald Avenue.
"Gotta have dressing for Thanksgiving, and your cake," Davis said. "It's not grandma's but it'll get you through."
The Chicago teen was brutally beaten and killed in Mississippi in 1955. Hunt lived near the Till family.
The unique, life-sized sculpture of the Virgin of Guadalupe will be on public exhibit at St. Gall/St. Simon Parish from Oct. 3 to Oct. 19.
The innovative devices allow clinicians to easily send prescriptions to the machine for immediate care.
Chicago firefighters found the woman unresponsive on the floor, who was pronounced at the scene, officials said.
Ald. Derrick Curtis will host a community meeting Wednesday, Sept. 10, at Richard J. Daley College to hear plans for Ford City Mall re-do.
Elizabeth French said her daughter would be very happy to know she would be watching over the dogs that came to play at Wentworth Park.
Chicago unions will hold a Labor Day march and rally at Haymarket Memorial, with similar events taking place Monday, Sept. 1.
The Amtrak City of New Orleans left Chicago's Union Station at 8:05 p.m. Wednesday night, following a communal prayer.
"It's so important to understand that the struggle is never, ever over," said Kenneth Webb.
In 1970, the Nickel Bag in Ford City Mall's fabled Peacock Alley was the place to go for bell bottoms, chokers, candles and rolling papers.
Chicago's beloved piping plover chicks have flown south — but only south from Cubs fan territory to White Sox fan territory.
Relics from the first Millennial Saint Carlos Acutis will be on display Aug. 9 and Aug. 10 at St. Rita of Cascia Parish in Chicago Lawn.
The event was held at 26th Street and California Avenue, right outside the George N. Leighton Criminal Courthouse.
The family of Felicia Bates, 49, say she has not been heard from since July 2. She told family members she was headed to Nicholas Park.
Tee off August 18 to support individuals with developmental disabilities
The five-story "SACRED Apartments" at 9200 S. Burley Ave. will include 81 units of affordable housing and 6,000 feet of retail space.
The South Shore Drill Team was founded by Arthur Robertson, a teacher who sought to provide young people with a sense of belonging.
The team of five players first played in the Negro American Legion League, and then turned professional in 1972 as the Savoy Big Five.
The work includes plumbing repairs, replacing lights and signs, and removing outdated equipment.
The organization is also focusing on things like credit cards and car payments — which would not disappear if someone were deported.
A new celebrity is making waves in Chicago — and she's the talk of Chicago's South and Southwest sides.
If federal authorities have arrest warrants for detainees, they can come pick them up as they have for years, the sheriff's statement said.
On Thursday, Chicago Public Schools Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez addressed parents' concerns.
A new class of victim advocates is being trained on how to respond to the city's gun violence epdidemic.
Double Lung Transplant Recipient Raises Funds While Confronting Cancer
The group of 19 boys taking part in the REACH 21 program represents the South Side's Burnside, Englewood, and Roseland neighborhoods.
The new outpatient clinic is intended to help South Side residents effectively manage Type 1, Type 2, gestational and pre-diabetes.
Do you feel lucky? Patch has rounded up the current Queen of Hearts raffle happening around the Southland. You can't win if you don't play.
The free symposium features panels, workshops, networking and a vendor expo Friday, Nov. 29, at the Harold Washington Cultural Center.
Loss turned to hope in Englewood for Pastor Dew and his congregation.
Motorists can expect rolling closures Monday, Nov. 18, during the funeral procession for fallen Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez.
Three lifelong friends near Midway Airport went in a Lucky Day Lotto ticket winning $1.4 million in the Oct. 4 midday pull.
A Lucky Day Lotto player has less than two weeks to claim their prize for a ticket purchased Oct. 29, 2023 at a South Side supermarket.
The Hidden Genius Project teaches technology and entrepreneurship to young Black boys and men in Chicago and across the country.
The no-questions asked gun buyback takes place Sept. 28. Community members will receive a $100 gift card for each gun turned in.
The grieving mother wants to know why the robber shot her daughter even after she complied.
The Chicago Public Library invites the public to add one more novel to fall reading lists for the "One Book One Chicago" program.
Here's some information to survive the excessive heat, including Chicago South Side cooling centers and where to report a power outage.
Resurfacing of Morgan Street between 63rd and 79th streets and between 82nd and 87th Streets will begin Monday, Aug. 26, weather permitting.
Rev. John J. Doyle, who served parishes in Burbank, Evergreen Park, Flossmoor and others dies at 79. Visitation and Mass set for Feb. 10.
Sarah McPharlin's Triumph Over Adversity
A GoFundMe campaign has been set up for the family of Jonnie Angel Klein, 31, who was fatally shot in a robbery gone wrong in Worth.
Residents of Chicago and suburban Cook County can dial 2-1-1 or visit 211MetroChicago.org to connect with assistance
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