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Chicago's vibrant Latino arts district on the lower west side, known for murals and culture.
Federal civil rights commission hears testimony that Chicago was ‘under siege’ during fall immigration blitz
Marcos Carbajal’s family restaurant, Carnitas Uruapan, was serving food at a professional soccer match in suburban Bridg…
Jim’s Original, home of Maxwell Street Polish, told to move locations due to UIC redevelopment
The famous Jim’s Original — home of the Maxwell Street Polish sausages — is moving its flagship location because of plan…
Pilsen Children’s Center Adds Grocery Distribution Service As Food Insecurity Persists
A new partnership between Brightpoint El Hogar Del Niño and food pantry Nourishing Hope is mean to help local families a…
Lending a hand: Chicago Catholic School students build 3D printed prosthetics for people in need
Students from three Chicago Catholic Schools; Alphonsus Academy in Lake View, St. Ann school in Pilsen and St. Malachy s…
Legacy on the Line: Pilsen museum removes Cesar Chavez memorabilia
Three weeks ago, allegations surfaced accusing civil rights leader Cesar Chavez of sexually abusing women and minors. Al…
Bob’s Pizza Closes Hyde Park Location After 3 Years In Harper Court
The Pilsen-based pizzeria opened in Hyde Park in early 2023. The closure follows the chain's decision to shut down its E…
