The Wisconsin native, born on June 8, 1867, is widely regarded as the greatest American architect ever. We discuss his legacy with David Bagnall, the curator of the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust.
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Recent terror attacks in Manchester and London have cities with high-profile public targets eyeing their security for potential vulnerabilities.
Live blues, lit wits, neighborhood festivals and ribs galore usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago.
Chicago swimmers are invited to participate in an international event this month that highlights the role of swim lessons in preventing drowning.
When Jimmy Piersall joined the Chicago White Sox broadcast booth in 1977, no one had ever heard anyone like him on the air. Colorful and brash, Piersall took the concept of “telling it like it is” to a new level.
Meet Lombard native Zeshan Bagewadi—known as Zeshan B—who sings classic soul covers and originals with a big, opera-trained voice.
After winning three Grammys and making national headlines this year for his contributions to the Chicago Public Schools, Chicago-born Chance the Rapper is set to receive another award later this month.
As concerns over deportation rise in many immigrant communities, a local union has found a unique way to spread an educational message.
Can the violin lower student dropout rates? A classically trained musician and a social worker think music lessons have the power to inspire change.
The Marie Joseph House of Hospitality for Women in Hyde Park houses 10 asylum seekers and refugees. Thanks to a unique partnership with ICE, women who would otherwise be in detention facilities live in the co-op style home.
Chicago loves its history as much as its hooch, so we’re back for another round of cocktails that celebrate Chicago’s finest – or most infamous, and we’re kicking the series off with the undisputed queen of Chicago society.
In a culture where swiping left and right has become part of the dating ritual, a local clinical psychologist and her former student have some advice: get to work.
A dramatic transformation in the Lawndale Triangle, after two years of hard work. “When you sit here, you feel a sense of peace,” said one community organizer.
Maifest, a traditional German festival to usher in spring, kicks off Thursday in Lincoln Square.
Art fairs, comedy shows and street festivals usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago.
Author Laura Kipnis joins Chicago Tonight for a conversation about her book “Unwanted Advances: Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campus.”
