Lawmakers were spurred to action by the last set of horrifying allegations against an Evergreen Park couple last year.
As schools gear up to welcome students back to class this month, they’ll also have to come up with an idea of how to use – or ...
The order recommends separating the MMR vaccine into three shots administered in separate visits, and direct the nation’s health department to improve vaccine research. But states like Illinois, not ...
On Saturday afternoon, a large crowd formed in Lincoln Square for an inaugural social gathering. Among them was Nox, a sweet, shy Pisces who loves cuddles. There was also Diane, a fierce Tennessee ...
The 2026 General Midterm elections are less than three months away. Illinoisans will send a new senator and congressional representatives to Washington, choose the governor and other statewide ...
Nearly a year after President Donald Trump launched his pummeling deportation campaign throughout the Chicago area, a group of residents began a new effort Monday to hold federal agents accountable ...
The guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics comes before any federal agencies release their own guidelines for the ...
The $150,000 award will help St. Mark A.M.E. Zion Church's congregation create a plan to preserve the unique 53-year-old ...
From school assemblies to “Mr. Rogers Neighborhood,” Ella Jenkins was a rhythm specialist and children’s music pioneer. Her childhood in Chicago was her launching pad. In our last episode, we learned ...
At least five Chicago breweries have closed or announced closures this year, and industry experts predict more are on the way. Alarmist Brewing & Taproom in Sauganash permanently closed Feb. 1, and ...
After the Chicago School Board approved a budget that would reverse deep staffing cuts, Chicago Public Schools said it might ...
The newest and biggest of the South Side beach buildings does its best to hide from view. It’s hard to hide a building that stands 620 feet long and 140 feet wide, with enough interior space to park ...