Lincoln Square

Youth baseball and softball teams that compete at Welles Park in Lincoln Square are searching for new fields to finish their fall seasons due to an infestation of grubs at the park. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

Youth baseball and softball teams that compete at Welles Park in Lincoln Square are searching for new fields to finish their fall seasons due to an infestation of grubs at the park.

Youth baseball and softball teams that compete at Welles Park in Lincoln Square are searching for new fields to finish their fall seasons due to an infestation of grubs at the park. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

Chicago’s Lincoln Square Ravenswood Apple Fest returns this weekend, complete with a variety of fall activities to kickstart the month of October.

The Lincoln Square Ravenswood Apple Fest returns this year, met with a warm welcome by residents and business owners alike. NBC 5’s Kye Martin reports.

More than 100 evacuees arrived in Chicago Thursday, leaving Taliban-ruled Kabul, Afghanistan and being reunited with family and loved ones.

More than 100 evacuees arrived in Chicago Thursday, leaving Taliban-ruled Kabul, Afghanistan and being reunited with family and loved ones. NBC 5’s Christian Farr reports.

Looking for community help, a Chicago store is accepting and matching new toy donations to Afghan refugee children through the end of September. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Looking for community help, a Chicago store is accepting and matching new toy donations to Afghan refugee children through the end of September.

Chicago’s Half Acre Beer Company has reached an agreement to sell its original location to a brewing company, according to a press release. The deal between Half Acre and Chicagoland-based brewing company, Hop Butcher For the World, is set to be closed later this year. The agreement allows Hop Butcher to take over the 13,000-squar foot brewery and tap...

Dozens of snow sculptures were left in Chicago’s Winnemac Park Monday after residents flocked to the popular area following the weekend winter storm. NBC 5 photographer George Mycyk captured these images of the scene.

Stickers supporting white supremacy continued to be plastered across Chicago’s Lincoln Square neighborhood after being removed by city officials Monday. NBC 5’s Kate Chappell reports.

Lincoln Square’s popular restaurant week has turned virtual in an effort to help struggling eateries in the popular Chicago neighborhood during the coronavirus pandemic. Click here for details. Kye Martin reports.

A neighborhood favorite gets completely reimagined.

Flyers in support of the far-right group the Proud Boys were distributed throughout Chicago’s Lincoln Square neighborhood Friday, according to the alderman who represents the community. In a letter to residents, 47th Ward Ald. Matt Martin said the Chicago Police Department was alerted of the flyers and is investigating the incident. The Proud Boys, a self-described “Western chauvinist” organization,...

Luella’s Southern Kitchen has never been a stranger to starting from scratch. In fact, the restaurant calls itself a “scratch kitchen.” “Everything’s homemade,” chef and owner Darnell Reed said. “Everything’s made from scratch.” And like in the kitchen, being in the midst of a pandemic has left many restaurants starting from the beginning. “When the pandemic started, we, our...

“Windy City Rehab” will return for a second season in Chicago next month as the show’s star battles legal troubles with previous clients and permitting problems that spelled trouble for the designer in her hometown. HGTV said the season will tackle some of the issues head-on in its new five-episode season, premiering on Sept. 15. “As Alison continues her work…

While annual fundraising events that showcase diverse Chicago neighborhoods have been canceled, in Lincoln Square, there is a new way to “wine and dine” while helping small businesses. NBC 5’s Sandra Torres reports.

Many students are reaching the end of their school year, if they haven’t already. At one Catholic school in Lincoln Square, the end of the semester also brings the end of an era. NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter reports.

The Sixth, a Chicago cocktail bar, will transform into a movie-themed pop-up called “As You Wish” starting Feb. 11.