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Grief – does it have to be sad? How do children grieve? What if you feel awkward talking about loss

A new report details the impact extreme heat has on neighborhoods across Chicago. For Chicago area s

The death of a boy living in a Chicago migrant shelter is drawing renewed scrutiny to shelter condit

Morgan Elise Johnson considers “The Triibe” – that’s the digital news publication she co-founded in

Conditions inside a migrant shelter in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood could be getting worse. A Democ

Two women who worked as lifeguards at public beaches have sued the Chicago Park District. Volunteers

Since the war started between Israel and Hamas, pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel students on college c

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says Texas’ governor is in part to blame for a 5-year-old migrant chil

A federal jury is now deliberating the federal corruption case against former Chicago Alderperson Ed

Five years from now, when you think of Chicago in 2023, what might come to mind? Maybe Brandon Johns

Migrants are now subject to a 60-day limit on how long they can live in Chicago city shelters, but a

Attorneys for former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke are asking the jury to find him not guilty and send h

Where are recently-arrived migrants to Chicago living? And how do they get there?The answer to the f

Gun advocates remain optimistic despite recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to preserve Illinois’ gun

The U.S. Supreme Court is leaving Illinois' Assault Weapons ban in place. The Chicago City Council b

In 1982, Carlos Tortolero left his teaching career to start a museum. The National Museum of Mexican

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says nearly all of the city’s police stations are no longer being used

Attorneys are making their closing arguments to the jury in the federal corruption trial of former C

When there are so many things going wrong in the world, figuring out where and how to contribute can

Chicago’s City Council today is taking up whether to allow police officers to challenge their most s