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But there is hope, too, according to the report. It shows small- and medium-budget organizations saw a slight increase in average staff sizes. BIPOC organizations also grew their companies with the addition of full-and part-time employees.
Rep. Mike Quigley, D-Ill., the co-chair of the Congressional Ukraine Caucus, protested funding for Ukraine dropped from the stopgap funding bill the House passed on Saturday. He was the only Democratic no vote.
Under a new law that took effect earlier this year, residents in possession of assault weapons are required to submit an endorsement affidavit by Jan. 1, 2024.
Helen Roper may have been a supporting character on the 1970s sitcom “Three’s Company,” but women all over the country — including Chicago — are celebrating her with cosplay romps.
The National Museum of Mexican art is featuring its 37th annual Día de Muertos exhibition.
The technology is the first of its kind at any opera house in the world.
WBEZ’s Michael Puente gives us a nostalgic look at the big game from 46 years ago on Sept. 30, 2023.
The City Council debated everything from a major contract to house migrants in tents to the state’s communication with the city.
A couple dozen Black leaders attended Thursday’s Board of Education meeting to ask for a committee that would develop a strategy to help Black students academically.
The “Three’s Company” character, who dressed in long, flowy caftans — or kaftans — glided into any room with confidence and flair. A South Side group will have a caftan pub crawl to support charity later this month.
