A group of stakeholders discussed alternatives, but ultimately recommended ShotSpotter stay until a replacement could be ...

Families expressed frustration about how they were notified of loved ones’ deaths at Wednesday’s hearing. Families expressed ...

A grassroots organizing project responding to historic city cutbacks is creating mental health centers funded and operated by ...

Rapper, composer, and mental health advocate Kaicrewsade shares his reverence for Chicago’s culture and the heart behind his ...

Living Water Tea House presents patrons with a wide selection of imported Chinese teas and a space for good conversation.

Council members voted 27–23 to pass Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest budget proposal, which doesn’t include a property tax ...

Management has not provided answers to questions about the shooting or other building security issues, renters said.

A new contract for Chicago Public School support staff allows special education classroom assistants to voluntarily attend ...

At a time of dire threat, there’s a push to provide healing through “radical hope” and a vow to organize and protect those ...

The Exchange is the Weekly’s poetry corner, where a poem or piece of writing is presented with a prompt. Readers are welcome ...

See you in January Dear readers, this will be the last Weekly issue of 2024. We’ll see you again in January! Thank you for continuing to read and support South Side Weekly. We hope you’ve enjoyed and ...