Peoples Gas makes record profits as Chicagoans struggle to pay winter gas bills
Nearly half of all households in some Chicago zip codes were behind on their gas bills last month, according to a Chicago Sun-Times analysis.
Brenda Ruiz
Producer, Reset
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Elon Musk has acquired Twitter, what comes next?
The platform will become a private company under the deal and shareholders will receive over $54.20 per share.
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Chicago Shakespeare Theater artistic director prepares for her last season
Barbara Gaines has directed productions there since founding the theater in 1986.
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Golden Girls Convention in Chicago celebrates Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia
Golden-Con takes place April 22-24 at the Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk.
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Recognizing musical artists with great lyrics for National Poetry Month
A Chicago jazz singer and two music hosts highlight some musical artists from across genres with potent, poetic lyrics.
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CPS budget cuts could mean some teacher layoffs, larger class sizes
The district’s funds are being cut by about $60 million, the largest drop in nearly a decade.
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A career coach offers summer job advice for teens, young adults
An expert shares how to prepare for a job interview and write the perfect resume.
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Remembering Chicago’s first Black Mayor on his would-be 100th birthday
His time in office was wrought with conflict among city officials, but his spirit united Chicago’s Black and Latino communities.
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How Amazon plans to break up its first successful US union
The e-commerce giant alleges the labor union leading the charge influenced the vote unfairly.
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El Milagro workers win $1.3 million in wage increases after months of organizing
Workers at the beloved tortilla factory say they’re celebrating the win. But there’s still more progress they’d like to see.
