Fleet Feet set to reopen six months after Old Town fire
The flagship store of Fleet Feet Sports, a fixture in the Chicago running community, is ready to reopen Saturday, six months after an extra-alarm fire destroyed Second City's offices and...
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Study: Pot-related visits to Colorado ERs higher for out-of-state visitors
Marijuana-related emergency room visits in Colorado have increased at a higher rate for out-of-state guests than for residents since cannabis was legalized, according to a new study. The study, from...
Rally to support Apple overwhelmed by Laquan McDonald protesters
A rally in support of Apple's decision to fight a government request to create software that they say would circumvent security safeguards was hijacked Tuesday by protesters calling for the...
City council OK’d minimum wage hike; a look at what aldermen earn
The city's minimum wage workers will get another raise this summer to $10.25 an hour—thanks to City Council—so RedEye decided to take a look at what aldermen will be earning...
DuSable bust temporarily relocates across Michigan Avenue
The bronze bust of Jean Baptiste Point DuSable still sits on the Magnificent Mile but has been temporarily moved from Pioneer Court to outside the Wrigley Building across the street...
Green fitness area proposed for old skate park site in Grant Park
The old skate park in Grant Park could get a makeover and be transformed into a green space for fitness. Near the corner of Columbus Drive and Balbo Avenue, the...
More people booking Airbnb to stay on Chicago’s South Side
The number of travelers choosing to stay in an Airbnb rental on Chicago's South Side has skyrocketed as more residents are opening their homes to travelers, according to a newly...
Millennium Park ziplining event draws 1,400 brave souls, yields hundreds of donated coats
About 1,400 thrill-seekers found themselves ziplining through Millennium Park this weekend in freezing cold and snowy weather and possibly considering, well, zipping down to Florida in search of warmer weather....
What’s in store for presidential candidates? A whole lotta merchandise
It's beyond bumper stickers and buttons. As voters shop for a presidential candidate to back, they may find themselves browsing the online stores on campaign websites. Nearly every candidate still...
Pedal to the metal: Divvy sets rider record in 2015
The busiest day for Divvy, Chicago's blue bike-sharing program, was the July 4 holiday, which was also smack in the middle of the Grateful Dead tour stop at Soldier Field....