Atavia Reed

From healing journals to cookbooks and candles, we've rounded up a list of South Side presents to consider this holiday season.

The 26-year-old officer was laid to rest Monday, two weeks after he was killed while conducting a traffic stop in Chatham.

The history program will highlight "the positive aspects of Chicago and its amazing history." It's one of many projects Thomas will focus on after ComEd laid him off following a decade with the company, he said.

Owner and streetwear designer Corie Luckett added an area for hosting community events and a textile press for local youth to learn to make their own clothing designs.

Antioch was demolished over two years ago after a devastating fire on Good Friday. Its new Worship and Empowerment centers will take roughly 14 months to build.

Yellow Banana, the Ohio company that owns and operates the grocery chain, has an agreement with the city to reopen six Save A Lot stores by March 2025 — or lose TIF dollars.

A years-long effort to support generations of South Side homeowners shines in the 'unBlocked Englewood' documentary premiering Wednesday.

The Dream Vault at the Discover call center will provide 125 area households with produce every week — the fourth location in Englewood native Dion Dawson's program to reduce food insecurity on the South Side.

ENGLEWOOD — An Englewood native known for providing families with food and gifts during the holidays hopes to raise enough money this year to buy presents for 600 children before Christmas Day.

The 79th St./Chatham station reopened Monday with ADA-accessible enhancements, and similar upgrades are planned for two more stations reopening in 2025.