Nearly 70 properties are in receivership after Jiazhao ‘Frank’ Chen defaulted on at least $119 million in real estate loans. A proposed landlord registry could help the city track irresponsible ...

Experimental Sound Studio uses all 24 channels of the Pritzker Pavilion audio system. Plus: Further fests this week include ...

Hailing from Hangzhou, China—a scenic city that’s now a major tech hub—Celine Lam comes by her wistfully critical painting ...

A new Russian Circles album is always something to look forward to. The instrumental metal trio’s most recent album, 2022’s ...

As a songwriter, Susie McCollum’s influences include jazz, opera, R&B, theatrical music, and folk tunes—a repertoire that ...

Revocation have been blasting out fiendishly intricate technical death metal for more than a quarter century. Led by ...

Orange County duo the Garden make punk rock like they were raised on the Internet. Wyatt Shears plays bass and guitar, his twin brother, Fletcher, plays drums, and they both contribute vocals and ...

Chicago theater alumni and other local talent shot the low-budget indie rom-com Block Party this summer in Bowmanville.

Two massive data centers are eyeing drinking water from Lake Michigan. Advocates and experts are unsure if that’s the best ...

Born from hip-hop in the 1970s, turntablism is having its biggest moment in pop and rock since the nu-metal boom a generation ...

Onion City Records opens this month. Plus: Sound & Gravity hosts a film screening and record fair, and the Post throws a ...

A lifelong Chicago Transit Authority user, Joanna rode to the Pink Line stop in Pilsen from her family home in West Ridge. Iliana, who currently lives in the northwest suburb of Wheeling, was a Pilsen ...