“Helios” is a success! Guests who attended the opening celebration at the Eve Alfillé Gallery & Studio on November 19 were charmed by Eve’s new series of sun-inspired art jewelry—several pieces were quickly snapped up! Revelers also enjoyed bubbly beverages, live music by international guitarist Michael Sud, and raffle prizes. The “Helios” exhibit continues through … Read more
The white-supremacist organization courted white-collar professionals and made millions off them. But when Indiana’s Grand Dragon went to prison for the murder of his girlfriend, the multilevel marketing scheme collapsed.
The scarcity of CPS librarians, abuse in state-licensed group homes, and a new fleet of all-electric buses
On Saturday, November 12, 2016, more than 450 young professionals gathered at Harold Washington Library for the fifth annual BIG Bash, presented by Ulta Beauty. The evening was hosted by the Leadership Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago and was the most successful BIG Bash yet, bringing in more than $157,000 for … Read more
Natural features contribute to civic stability—and rivers are often an untapped amenity.
On November 10, the eve of Veterans Day, Wintrust hosted an event in the Grand Banking Hall of the Wintrust Building, at 231 South LaSalle Street, to highlight local veterans. The event was attended by nearly 500 guests, including a handful of honored vets who served in World War II, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Those in … Read more
Our writer gets trapped in Escape Artistry’s CTA-themed room with five dudes in the name of fun.
That smile … Those eyes … It wasn’t just run production that made Cubs player Kris Bryant an MVP this season.
In a new memoir, where the Fox News star also dishes on Donald Trump and Roger Ailes, Kelly recounts her time in Chicago and how she met her first husband at the Hangge-Uppe.
Back in primary season, his most likely voters were those who’d only voted for a Republican once in the past three elections. His ability to reach those lapsed or wavering voters seems to have made the difference in the states where it did matter.
