Lincoln Park News

Besides a statue in Chicago's Grant Park , there is a Lincoln statue in Chicago's Lincoln Park .

This February, Steven Vance reported that the Illinois Department of Transportation has been prohibiting the installation of protected bike lanes on state jurisdiction roads in Chicago at least until the Chicago Department of Transportation collects three years of "safety data" on existing Chicago protected lanes.

Chicago chef Charlie Trotter has been sued by two wine collectors for allegedly selling them a phony - and expensive - bottle of wine.

Costco members fill up with discounted gasoline at a Costco gas station in Van Nuys, Calif., in 2012.

Chicago's open data program has some detractors, but most can agree that we like books.

There are lots of apartments around Lincoln Park and within the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago.

As the weather warms, more Chicagoans are crowding onto the lakefront paths to walk, bike, skate and run.

On a dusty field at the south end of Lincoln Park, Lester Holt has just finished taking his first-ever swings at a 16-inch softball, part of a report he's planned for NBC's "Today" show on Chicago summers more than making up for the winters.

People in one neighborhood say recent changes the past few years have not been good.

1. The endless opportunities to bash Rahm. His recent decisions suggest that he's running for re-election as the mayor of Hell.

Sarah Jessica Parker, Ann Lurie and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel attend Gala Benefit For Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago With Sarah Jessica Parker And Harry Connick Jr on April 20, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois.

Much has been said about plans for an arena for the DePaul Blue Demons in the South Loop near McCormick Place.

May 28--More than 25 public spaces throughout the city will resound with live music of all genres when the free, daylong Make Music Chicago festival returns for a third year on June 21, the first day of summer.

PAWS Chicago has received rescue animals from destroyed Oklahoma shelters. They arrived today.

Howard "Howie" Fintzen, 73, of Sheboygan, WI, died unexpectedly on May 22, 2013, at home.

Deep-dish will never go extinct. You gotta feed the tourists! For the rest of Chicago's pizza-eating public, plenty of new spots are shaking up the scene.