
The Rundown: Nina Sánchez’s deep Pilsen roots impact her work today
Nina Sánchez wants to see people of color thrive in Chicago’s arts communities. She explains through Vocalo’s “Chi Sounds Like” series.
Nina Sánchez wants to see people of color thrive in Chicago’s arts communities. She explains through Vocalo’s “Chi Sounds Like” series.
Tensions were high at the latest mayoral forum. CPS is changing its promotion/retention policy. Restaurant Covid-era surcharges linger.
A controversial police training facility opens on the West Side. Early voting begins today. Additional SNAP benefits are expiring March 1.
Hac Tran works to preserve the cultural identity of Asia on Argyle. He tells his story through Vocalo’s “Chi Sounds Like” series.
Assault weapon ban sees more lawsuits. Chicago’s unhoused population feels pressure from weather. A plan to prevent Cook County tax sales.
An ethics investigation into Mayor Lightfoot is expected. A new proposal to protect temp workers. Demand at the food bank surges.
Special thanks to Vocalo and its series “Chi Sounds Like”: We meet Christopher LeMark who works to destigmatize mental health struggles.
A California mass shooting affects Chicago’s Lunar New Year. A ruling on the assault weapons ban. Women’s March on the Roe 50th anniversary.
Stay inside if you can today. Masking is recommended for holiday gatherings. Pushback on bringing police back to Benito Juarez High School.
At-home living inspired WBEZ bookworm Greta Johnsen to read 95 books this year (over 25 more than last year). Here are her 10 favorites.