Maxwell Evans

Da Book Joint and Stoviink Creatives, two former Boxville market tenants, are opening a new shop with books, home goods and wellness items Sunday.

Norfolk Southern's project to replace rail bridges over Cottage Grove Avenue and 73rd Street is still on time, but some neighbors are frustrated by a lack of updates after two years of work on the busy, six-way intersection.

As federal and city agencies prepare to repair the South Side lakefront park, state senators passed a resolution supporting neighbor-led designs.

The city's zoning committee signed off on plans to redevelop more than 400 acres of the former U.S. Steel South Works site, though details are still scarce on what would be built on most of the land.

Alderpeople are expected to vote Wednesday on whether to facilitate the Red Line's planned extension to 130th Street by rezoning dozens of properties in the project's path.

A crucial zoning change received final approval Wednesday. Some neighbors had asked to slow the process so developers could put promises around jobs into writing.

Dozens of South Side properties will be rezoned to make way for the Red Line's extension to 130th Street.

One day after City Council approved plans for a multibillion-dollar quantum campus in South Chicago, IBM announced it will join tech startup PsiQuantum, a federal defense agency and state universities on the campus.

The new, $300 million facility will replace the larger Trinity Hospital, Advocate Health officials announced Tuesday. The company also plans to spend $725 million on new outpatient clinics and community health programs.

The All Girls Matter event Sunday at Urban Luxe Café will treat teens to a free holiday celebration, mentorship sessions and gift shopping. Organizers sought out girls whose mothers have died, are incarcerated or struggle with substance use, they said.