Molly Devore is a reporter at various esteemed publications including KPVI-DTV, Firehouse Magazine, and Block Club Chicago. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on food and beverages, particularly beverage production and retail trends in North America. Molly's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Times of Northwest Indiana and Chalkbeat.
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By: Molly DeVore
Three restaurants have opened in Portage Park slinging quesabirria tacos, tamales and Colombian fare.
By: Molly DeVore
Two Chicago quilters organized the communal event to raise money for the Midwest Immigration Bond Fund. A queen-sized quilt will be auctioned in late June.
By: Molly DeVore
The crash occurred when a woman tried to pull into a parking spot in front of the restaurant, police said.
By: Molly DeVore
The City Council's Public Safety Committee is holding a hearing this week to ask city leaders why the process is taking so long and who's involved in evaluating the options.
A man broke into homes through unsecured windows or doors near the Dunning-Portage Park border, police said.
By: Molly DeVore
DUNNING — Federal immigration agents detained a man after crashing into his car during a high-speed chase in Dunning Tuesday morning, according to a neighbor who witnessed the incident.
By: Molly DeVore
A developer is proposing turning the first floor of the vacant 120-year-old firehouse into a beauty and wellness space housing 15 businesses.
By: Molly DeVore
On Wednesday a judge ordered that Alphanso Talley remain in detainment. Questions surrounding the shooting remain, including how Talley was able to bring a gun into the hospital.
By: Molly DeVore
Plot Twist Used Book's bookmobile is stocked with about 300 books. The colorful bus will make appearances at farmers markets and street fests throughout the summer.
By: Molly DeVore
The Queer Chicago Outdoor Club has been organizing hikes around the city since 2023. The group is launching weekly after-work hikes at LaBagh Woods this Thursday.
