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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson defends his governing style as he marks 100 days in office. A medical

In 2024, the National Public Housing Museum will open in Chicago. Even in advance of their grand ope

The first day of school for CPS is today, with more and more migrants enrolling in the district. The

Food pantries are the first line of defense for people facing food insecurity. With the help of pand

Illinois recently became the first state to ensure legal protections for child social media influenc

The Biden administration declared Cook County a disaster area following major flooding before July 4

Major Taylor is an American cyclist that once held seven world sprint records. He demanded justice d

Two Trump allies based in Chicago are included in the latest indictment out of Georgia related to ch

Illinois lawmakers are considering whether to renew a contract with a private prison health care com

The Argyle Night Market is a weekly street festival held on summer Thursdays in Uptown’s Argyle Stre

Mayor Brandon Johnson goes with an insider in his pick for the next police superintendent. Illinois

“There’s not such a finite line between life and death,” says Gary Feinman, an anthropology curator

Chicago Public Schools is getting a slightly smaller increase in state funding than it was expecting

Cook County faces the second-highest unknown flood risk in the country. ComEd is spending hundreds o

Anonymous, in part because he spent his childhood tagging walls across Chicago, Dont Fret is a Chica

A judge ordered a man accused of murdering 9-year-old Serabi Medina, while she was playing outside,

Health experts around Illinois are urging people to re-enroll in Medicaid if they’ve been dropped fr

The opioid crisis isn’t slowing down in Cook County. In fact, according to the county medical examin

The crowds packed downtown for Lollapalooza. Gov. JB Pritzker signed a batch of bills late last week

The Chicago Public Library turns 150 this year. And it’s no coincidence that just a couple years ago