Chicago Community Pulse · Jun 27 Daily Digest
Safety Concerns
- 🔥 Rainbow Beach Assaults: Police issued an alert about two sexual assaults near Rainbow Beach on June 13 and 15, likely by the...

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Chef Chanita Chayaluk is opening Taan at 2759 W Augusta Boulevard, serving traditional Thai dishes with Midwest seasonal inspiration and a wine bar...
Recent incidents reveal ongoing public safety strains citywide.
A Chicago West Side nonprofit has acquired one of the city's most endangered historic homes, the J.J. Walser House by Frank Lloyd Wright, giving it a...
CPS firmly rejects any plans to cut the school year, calling it incompatible with their strategic goals amid ongoing budget woes.
This weekend brings actionable good news for Chicago residents:
Sheriff Dart's patrols on CTA lines produced over 200 arrests and citations, leading him to advocate for a dedicated transit police force with clear...
Three recent violent incidents reveal Chicago's ongoing gun violence challenges across neighborhoods.
A new study shows the Loop's creative sector generates $14.3 billion in annual output and supports 66,000 jobs.
Chicago residents can join the CCPSA Quarterly Meeting on June 27 at 10 a.m. at Chicago State University's Gwendolyn Brooks Library to share...
Cook County Sheriff's officers have logged over 4,000 hours monthly on CTA patrols since late March, part of the Mass Transit Initiative.
Key impacts...
Andrew Sa anchors Chicago's thriving queer country subculture with his debut album American Rough, out Friday on Bloodshot Records. Sold-out release...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order to create a stand-alone department aimed at reducing gun violence. This dedicated office represents a focused step in the city's violence prevention strategy.
Chicago's crime rate sits 89% above the national average at 4,012.2 incidents per 100,000 residents, though the city ranks 161st out of 182 in overall...
Chicago's split on teen violence shows two strategies colliding.