Chicago artist Tony Fitzpatrick — a fiercely independent essayist, painter and gallerist — dies at 66
Tony Fitzpatrick wrote poetry, painted, made music, acted, wrote newspaper columns and owned galleries while [...]
In 1st address to US, Pope Leo sends message of hope from White Sox stadium
The event began with two national anthems, one from Peru and one from the U.S. [...]
Chicago reacts to the election of the city’s own Pope Leo XIV
The city celebrates a homegrown pontiff helming the Catholic Church. ByMark Guarino May 8, 2025, [...]
In Chicago, a new music series is a ‘turning point’ for sober musicians and audiences
By Mark Guarino Jan 26, 2024, 6:00am CST As a bassist, Matt Ciarleglio had played [...]
Chicago mayor on the defensive following mass school board resignation
Members objected to a proposed $300 million loan to fund teacher's contracts. By Mark Guarino [...]
As Chicago braces for Democratic National Convention, concerns over safety mount
More than 50,000 people are estimated to visit Chicago next week, the city said. By [...]
Who is Brandon Johnson? Chicago mayoral win is victory for Chicago Teachers Union
New mayor faces Chicago's mounting crime issues and pension debt obligations ByMark Guarino April 5, [...]
Chicago mayoral race: Brandon Johnson wins runoff, Paul Vallas concedes
Chicago mayoral race: Brandon Johnson wins runoff, Paul Vallas concedes By Mark Guarino April 4, [...]
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot loses bid for reelection
Crime has been a notable issue in the race. By Mark Guarino February 28, 2023, [...]