Angela Sedeño, Cindy Eigler and Vero Ortiz help provide mental health services for immigrants. They talk about how President ...

Ahead of this week’s nearly sold-out Soldier Field performances, WBEZ/Chicago Sun-Times asked four Black Chicagoans to ...

The owners of South Chicago Chapel are facing litigation. ComEd says they need to raise more than $15 billion through rate ...

The Chicago Connected program, launched during the pandemic, will continue after the city took over its funding from ...

The glasswalled project, which opens this month with the play "The Front Page," anchors an arts annex in Downtown Evanston ...

When most people think about heat-related illnesses, things like dehydration, fatigue and heat stroke come to mind. But new research points to a growing number of unexpected diagnoses related to ...

From gap years to sabbaticals, students and professionals alike are considering extended breaks from their careers and education.

As a Chicago kid, Kanye once touched the sky in my view. His fall has been hard to watch – and harder to forgive.

That’s on top of $4.4 billion being spent on a previously approved initiative to strengthen the electric grid — the system of lines, towers, poles and other equipment connecting power plants to homes ...

The Chicago Jazz Festival is back, bringing big sounds and homegrown talent to Millennium Park and the Chicago Cultural Center starting tomorrow. We sit down with a pair of jazz lovers to get into ...

The bridge "experienced a heat-related issue preventing it from fully closing" around 10 a.m. after it was lifted for a large yacht to pass beneath it. Traffic was snarled around the bridge for hours.

All outdoor activities, includes outdoor recess, physical education, athletics and out-of-school time activities, will be ...