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Lauren Viera’s city guide to Chicago doesn’t read like a typical guidebook – no 72-hour itineraries
Northwestern faculty react to a congressional committee's depiction of pro-Palestinian student prote
The Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools will hold open bargaining sessions this summer
Every so often on The Rundown podcast we bring you episodes of Chi Sounds Like, a series that gives
Northwestern’s president will appear before Congress this morning to defend the agreement he made wi
Officials are expanding a federal consent decree that requires the Chicago Police Department to chan
Latham Zearfoss is a Chicago artist and a cultural liaison at the Chicago Park District, where he he
A WBEZ analysis finds Mayor Brandon Johnson’s cabinet doesn’t look that much different from his pred
Some employees at the Illinois capitol are turning up the heat as they try to unionize. Columbia Col
Instead of junk food and pop, a Good Things Vending machine offers local art, throwback trading card
The Illinois House approved a measure to let people have a driver’s license or state ID on their pho
Planned Parenthood of Illinois is reopening its Peoria Health Center Monday after a January 2023 fir
Dont Fret is a Chicago-born cartoonist, muralist and self-published author who loves his city. He’s
A corridor of Clark Street in River North will no longer be closed for pedestrians this summer. A ne
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill. is calling on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to recuse himself from cas
What’s going on at the CTA? Sluggish ridership is a main reason that Chicago area transit agencies i
The Palestinian solidarity encampment at DePaul University was cleared by police yesterday, but facu
The Chicago Transit Authority said more people are taking train and bus rides after nearly 20 Chicag
For many, getting around Chicago is pretty easy. It’s one of the few American cities that’s invested
Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is trying to convince lawmakers in Springfield that his sc
