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Even before van Gisbergen’s victory in the inaugural Chicago Street Race for Trackhouse Racing, there had been growing international attention on NASCAR’s top series this season.

About 75 volunteers picked up paint cans and brushes to help a Chicago artist paint a mural on the side of the Veterans of Foreign War post in Frankfort. Mauricio Ramirez started the project Saturday and on Wednesday, with a little coaching and a lot of help, nearly finished it.

Shifts to ABC-owned market leader after a run in Atlanta

Overdose deaths hit a record high last year. Chicago and suburban police departments should continue exploring alternatives to help guide drug users since many addicts have had run-ins with the law.

The bank, originally a groundbreaking library for the blind and disabled designed by Chicago architect Stanley Tigerman, is for sale since its closure, Lee Bey writes.

One of the coolest events of the summer, the homegrown festival is wrapping its 18-year run with a final bow this weekend.

Ed Sheeran in concert, “MJ” the musical in previews, the Silver Room Block Party and Fiesta del Sol are among the week’s highlights.

The site in East Garfield Park will have 43 units and be available for different income levels. Construction is expected to take another 12 to 15 months.

Hyderabad woman, 37, found disoriented in USA; MEA, CGI in Chicago intervene. Mother Syeda Wahaj Fatima wrote to MEA S Jaishankar for help. Victim left for USA to pursue masters in 2021; contact ceased 2 months ago. Hyderabad youths found her in Chicago, belongings stolen. MEA, CGI looking into case.

Federal officials are surveying damage in the first step to sending federal aid to home and business owners. A July 2 storm flooded thousands of homes on Chicago’s West Side, suburban Cicero, Stickney and Berwyn.

What does the Bears' roster look like heading into training camp? Here's a complete look at our position previews this summer.