Rob Bronstein and his wife, Rosellene, completed the home in 2018 on a 36-by-131-foot lot they bought the year prior.

The developer's contentious proposal at 1840 N. Marcey St. was updated to include less apartments and parking spaces.

The privately funded "Rat Contraceptive Pilot" uses non-toxic contraceptive pellets to reduce the rat population.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Geja's Cafe, Chicago's famous fondue spot, is marking 60 years in Chicago. Adam Guillaume, Geja's director ...

And it has settled into the fancy Lincoln Park apartment complex with a menu full of delicious New American food. There are ...

The pilot program will bring rat contraceptives to Lincoln Park later this summer, Ald. Timmy Knudsen (43rd) announced in a ...

The City Council is set to take a final vote Wednesday on Sterling Bay’s $350 million plan to build two towers of more than ...

Nearly six years after her death, a man has pleaded guilty to attacking the DePaul University graduate near the Lincoln Park ...

The long-stalled residential development put a spotlight on the mayor's willingness to take on aldermanic prerogative.

Lincoln Park Zoo’s snake-themed gala raised a record $1.8 million to support wildlife care and conservation efforts.

Two former Lincoln Park High School administrators who were terminated and placed on Chicago Public Schools’ do-not-hire list had their names removed Wednesday after years of fighting for ...

The Chicago City Council is expanding a rat birth control pilot program to the 43rd Ward, Lincoln Park, which uses cottonseed ...