The ceremony is a spinoff of the popular Soul Train TV show launched by Don Cornelius in Chicago in 1971. The show showcased Black performers and creatives and helped “shape how ...
From movie scenes brought to life (or death?) to inventive animatronics, including a dragon that breathes fire, the entries ...
Curious City recently hosted a live event called “Tales from the Curious Crypt” at the Empty Bottle. Storyteller Jonathan ...
West Edge Arts, announced Tuesday, aims to make art more accessible and bring people together in North Lawndale. Already, the ...
The fall ballot will ask Chicago voters if they want a permanent site for large-scale festivals and events. Some homeowners ...
The bridge carries CTA Green and Pink line trains into the Loop, as well as vehicles and pedestrians. CTA service across the ...
The Magnificent Mile, a mile-long stretch along North Michigan Avenue, is seeing an abundance of new store openings with many ...
Should Chicago develop a permanent festival and outdoor event space for large-scale events? Some advocacy groups are urging ...
Newly launched Northwestern Medicine Transplant Institute aims to lead way for transplant innovation
The new initiative will bring the research and clinical aspects of transplant medicine together at Northwestern Medicine.
Illinois candidates for governor and Senate have several ideas for dealing with data centers: closed-loop cooling systems, ...
Chicago ditched school ratings years ago, but 1 in 5 school board candidates want to bring them back
The three candidates for Chicago School Board president want CPS to remain a system of choice, but they diverge on whether the district should rate schools and how parents should weigh their options.
In 2018, Illinois legislators tried to pass a bill that would ban tackle football for kids under 12 to reduce the risk of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy. A 2005 autopsy of former Pittsburgh Steeler ...
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