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Body-cam footage revealed that one officer threatened Massey when she tried to take a pot of water off the stove. He hit Massey three times, with a fatal shot to the head.
To kick off a new series on lesser-known museums and galleries in the Chicago area, Reset introduces you to a hidden gem inside a historic landmark.
Delegates felt a ‘strong energy’ uniting the RNC crowd Monday afternoon.
New WBEZ report reveals the barriers to early tests and enrollment at elite schools.
The law allowed for one survivor to be sentenced for life with murder.
Nineteen people were killed during the extended holiday weekend.
Natalie Craig’s mantra is “I look like this and wear what I want.”
The Bensons turned their Old Town front porch into a ‘mini-zoo’ in 2022. It’s been a neighborhood staple ever since.
“Hot Wing King,” “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” and “Little Bear Ridge Road” are on our radar.
Burke was charged with racketeering, bribery and attempted extortion while serving on city council.
At least 250 children accidentally consumed cannabis products in Illinois in 2023. Plus, delta-8 remains unrestricted by age.
Finances aren’t the only factor at play—health, boredom, purpose, and more all contribute to decisions about when to clock out of the work life.
One detainee died within 24 hours of being admitted into the facility.
The discourse has been – in a word – messy.
There was an average of 4,000 daily unauthorized border crossings last week, according to the Biden administration.
Roseland’s mental health clinic was closed in 2016 under then-mayor Rahm Emanuel.
Instead, CPS is paying families to find alternative routes.
From “How will I pay for this?” to “Will my major help pay off my loans?”, we turn to experts on how to tackle financial aid and picking a major.