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An activist for mental health care access and an educator championing criminal justice reform are two of this year’s Leaders ...
John Roberson, the city’s chief operating officer, is leaving Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration this month for a top ...
The two special education teachers were doing the same task: teaching students with disabilities about the concepts of mean, median, and mode. The difference was that McMillan has been teaching for 35 ...
Two more vendors are claiming they were never paid for their work at the 2023 Hyde Park Summer Fest, bringing the total debt ...
Joyan Tang took a few pieces of her stained glass art to Artisans 21, an artist cooperative in the old Harper Court plaza.
The so-called “snap curfew” proposal that city council currently debates is not the correct answer for the issue of “teen trends.” The city, business owners and community leaders must be proactive and ...
Chicago Opera Theater has just unveiled a remarkable new work. “She Who Dared” is a compelling true story with warts-and-all ...
Andy Austin, a famed courtroom sketch artist whose illustrations brought the trials of John Wayne Gacy, the Chicago Seven and ...
Dazzling dancing and spectacular stagecraft combine to make the Joffrey Ballet's Chicago premiere of “Alice's Adventures in ...
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois’ latest budget misses the mark in several key areas, according to one independent nonprofit fiscal ...
Ald. Lamont Robinson’s campaign and the 4th Ward Democratic Organization owe $1.475 million to a former 4th Ward candidate ...
Shortly after wrapping their 58th annual Spring Festival two years ago, John and Galia Miloucheva Kuo started plans to bring ...
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