In recognition of Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements of women fighting for equal pay, environmental rights, and social justice, we place a spotlight on the various ...

Teenagers who spend five or more hours per day on electronic devices are 71 percent more likely to demonstrate risk factors for suicide — an alarming phenomenon State Senator Cristina Castro is ...

Andrew S. Boutros, who served as a federal prosecutor in Chicago for nearly eight years before entering private law practice, took the Oath of Office on Tuesday, April 8th, as the United States ...

The City of Chicago is providing an opportunity for recently incarcerated individuals returning home. As financial instability can be a leading barrier to an effective reentry after incarceration, the ...

The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has been awarded a 2024 Exemplary Knighton Award for best performance audit among local government audit organizations of ...

Photo Caption (Top): Artist Kandy Lopez (left) showcases first Chicago solo show at EXPO Chicago with mentor Don Rossi Nuccio ...

The Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) announced an innovative reentry initiative designed to support the critical housing needs for individuals exiting incarceration. The SPRING Forward ...

Chicago Loop Alliance announces an expansion of the Chicago Loop Alliance Ambassador Program, which focuses primarily on State Street, to patrol the central Loop from Dearborn to Canal and Ida B.

Twenty new cherry blossom trees have been planted at Jackson Park since the last full bloom in 2020. Due to the relatively minor spring fluctuations in weather and temperature, we’re looking forward ...

Although previous studies have documented how assessment appeals shift tax burdens, the Treasurer’s Office study is the first ...

Latino Art Beat is a Chicago based not for profit arts organization that celebrates the artistic talents of young visual ...