Start with whole foods. Build your first plate with vegetables, salads, and nutrient-dense dishes, then enjoy your favorites ...

The top officer’s house at Fort Sheridan comes to market.

Chicago usually adopts national trends lickety split, but it’s taken a while for all-day cafes — so big in L.A. — to get ...

The city's civil action against Glock shows how a municipal legal department can be deployed as a weapon for reform.

Emma Goldman visited Anderson’s place at 837 West Ainslie Street, where, the anarchist observed, “the entire furniture consisted of a piano, piano-stool, several broken cots, a table, and some kitchen ...

Amy Cavanaugh: Welcome to Dish From Chicago Magazine. I’m Amy Cavanaugh, Chicago magazine’s dining editor. John Kessler: I’m John Kessler, Chicago magazine’s dining critic. Amy: And today we’re ...

Unlike Arlington Park, its bucolic former counterpart, Hawthorne Racecourse has never been a lovely place to watch a horse race. Known to horseplayers as The Thorne, the track is located in southwest ...

For a fast and delicious — and healthy — breakfast, I swing by La Tapenade for the vegetable frittata. It’s a fluffy square of eggs loaded with veggies, including asparagus, zucchini, butternut squash ...

On the opening track of her gorgeous new album, Sad and Beautiful World, Mavis Staples raises her voice in a chorus that could serve as an anthem for this city: “Maybe things will be better in Chicago ...

Chicago is a fascinating city full of world-class architecture, theater, restaurants, museums, and bars. It’s a diverse city that always has something new to do and see. Chicago has much to offer, but ...

Old Style, brewed since 1902 in Wisconsin, has been closely associated with Chicago since 1950, when it became the official beer of the Cubs, sold by Wrigley Field vendors. Then, in the 1970s, Old ...

From everyone’s favorite high school choir to a certain holy father, these honorees brought pride to this city in a tumultuous time.