Lynnea Domienik

Stories by Lynnea Domienik
Why are Columbia College adjunct faculty still on strike more than a month later?
The union says this is the longest strike of adjunct faculty in higher education history.
Choosing a Medicare plan in 2024
The open enrollment period for Medicare is ending on Thursday, December 7.
Sun-Times sports columnist Rick Telander is now a published poet, too
‘Sweet Dreams: Poems and Paintings for the Child Abed’, a passion project more than three decades in the making, is out now.
Got fall allergies this year? You’re not alone
Chicagoans have been reporting itchy eyes, runny noses and fatigue in high numbers. Experts say months of warm weather are to blame.
COVID, RSV on the rise in the Chicago area
COVID risk is still low in our area, but with cases up, what can we expect during the winter months?
Leave the leaves: Experts say fallen foliage is good for lawns
You don’t have to rake up all those leaves on your lawn this fall. Here’s what environmentalists say to do with them instead.
Volunteers blindsided by new 60-day limit on migrant stays in Chicago shelters
Advocates wonder where people will stay once their time in Chicago shelters runs out.
Chicago launches collaborative reentry program
SPRING Forward brings community groups and city agencies together to fast track housing and jobs for people released from jail and prison.
Vote expected on Peoples Gas proposed rate increase
The Illinois Commerce Commission is expected to vote on the rate increase Thursday.
New campaign teaches teens about drug that prevents HIV
According to AIDSVu, about 1 in 5 of all new HIV diagnoses in 2021 were among people ages 13-24, with Black youth disproportionately affected.