Chicago

Over 500 people were killed in Chicago last year. And the soaring murder rate has real economic consequences for the city.

This week, Marketplace's Sylvester Monroe reports from Englewood, a neighborhood on Chicago's South Side, which has one of the highest homicide rates in the city.

As Chicago's Wrigley Field looks to renovate, part of the Cubs' plan includes blocking the view of the game from neighbors across the street.

Asking Chicagoans what it means to make it in America in today's economy.

High school principal Elizabeth Dozier discusses the difficulties in providing opportunities for public school students in urban centers, such as Chicago.

Chicago is a comedy capital, of sorts. Some of "Saturday Night Live"'s most famous comedians started in Chicago, many at the famed Second City comedy club. Sean Flannery is one comedian 'making it' in America; his show "Never Been To Paris" continues to sell out.

Singer Syl Johnson beat the odds he sang about, but barriers still restrain black economic mobility

The latest figures on the U.S. housing market show a turnaround is taking hold. But Chicago is a stubborn outlier on the road to recovery.

The Windy City tries to lure tech entrepreneurs to create a new startup ecosystem.

Target broke ground on a new Chicago location this week, at the site of the former Cabrini-Green housing project.