United Loses $1.36 Billion As Business Travel Remains Weak
Chicago-based United’s first-quarter loss was narrower than a year ago, when it lost $1.7 billion. The airline earned a profit of $292 million in the same quarter of 2019.
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Little Village Seeks ‘Day To Heal’ At Protest Over Adam Toledo Shooting
In the Latino neighborhood, entire families came to protest, parents pushed strollers and teenagers walked with friends as the community mourns the death of 13-year-old Adam Toledo.
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Dónde Obtener La Vacuna Contra La COVID-19 en Chicago, Illinois
Con la elegibilidad universal, residentes del área de Chicago recorren largas distancias para vacunarse. Estas son las opciones disponibles.
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Chicago High Schools Restart In-Person Classes More Than A Year After Shutting Down
As many as 26,000 public high schoolers are due back in schools beginning Monday. Teachers approved the reopening agreement this weekend.
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Little Village Residents Grapple With The Tragic Police Killing Of Adam Toledo
Some were left distraught by video of the 13-year-old being shot and killed by police, while others questioned why the boy was not at home.
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How Should Springfield Clean Up After The ComEd Scandal? Lawmakers’ Reform Plans Are Hazy
One representative says it’s a shame the state must “babysit” utilities following the power company’s bribery scandal. But Democrats still haven’t agreed on a list of ethics reforms.
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PHOTOS: Thousands Gather In Logan Square To Mourn Adam Toledo
Logan Square Center overflowed with people holding flags and signs demanding justice.
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Chicago Will Run Vaccine Site At Embattled Loretto Hospital
A month after vaccinations at the West Side hospital were suspended for giving access to ineligible people, Chicago says it is partnering with Loretto Hospital to restart a hospital-based vaccine clinic.
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Experts Say The Adam Toledo Shooting Investigation Should Consider More Than Just The Video
It’s not what happened when the officer shot the boy but whether the cop got himself to that point due to a mistake, one expert said.
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As Chicago Expands Eligibility Monday, All In Illinois Will Qualify For A COVID-19 Shot
The state is about the middle of the pack, nationwide in COVID-19 vaccine administration — but Chicago lags. Here’s what you need to know.
