A North Kenwood artist who spent the last three years turning her basement into a studio for herself and other lesser-known ...

With undergrads gone and the summer heat in full swing, Hyde Parkers looking to kick back and cool off can find refuge ...

With undergrads gone and the summer heat in full swing, Hyde Parkers looking to kick back and cool off can find refuge ...

With undergrads gone and the summer heat in full swing, Hyde Parkers looking to kick back and cool off can find refuge ...

Over the Fourth of July weekend, a towering cottonwood tree fell outside the Hyde Park home of pianist and educator Bethany ...

As the Fourth of July fireworks died down late into the night on Friday, so did the weekend’s festivities for many Chicagoans ...

Hyde Parkers continue to show support for the neighborhood’s Jewish community after a spate of antisemitic graffiti around ...

As far back as the Hyde Park Herald’s 143-year archives go, stories of Hyde Park’s music teachers have populated its pages.

As far back as the Hyde Park Herald’s 143-year archives go, stories of Hyde Park’s music teachers have populated its pages.

The world premiere of Atra Asdou's “Iraq, But Funny” at Lookingglass Theatre Company lives up to its title — and then some.

The Renaissance Society’s new show, "Germinations," by Lima-born artist Ximena Garrido-Lecca consists primarily of a large ...

Illinois schools chief Tony Sanders called the Trump administration’s decision to withhold almost $7 billion in federal ...