Turtel Onli, a graphic artist known for his self-published comics and for founding the “Black Age of Comics” movement, died on January 15. He was 72.

The second half of Esa-Pekka Salonen’s two-week residency with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra was dominated by a stirring performance of “Bluebeard’s Castle,” Bela Bartok’s only opera. Last Thursday n ...

The Logan Center was the place to be last Friday night if you were interested in hearing classical music from the 17th ...

From costumed balls to archiving family histories, there are lots of ways to celebrate Black History Month in and around Hyde Park.

You might think that Vanessa Severo's “Frida...A Self Portrait” is a portrait of the iconic 20th-century female Mexican ...

SPRINGFIELD – Illinois participated in one court battle with the Trump administration Thursday when a federal judge ...

The Kenwood Academy girls and boys basketball teams cruised to comfortable back-to-back playoff wins against visiting Payton ...

Two 34-year-old women are in good condition after getting shot while standing outside early Friday morning in Kenwood, police ...

The University of Chicago will receive up to $130 million in funding over the next 10 years as part of a new drug research ...

Brandon Daurham, the co-executive director of Stick Talk, a survivor-led firearm harm reduction organization, strode into the ...

Lawmakers filed a pair of bills that would prohibit school officials from issuing fines or fees to students as punishment.