New $15 million transportation plan includes projects to create, improve bike paths and walkways
The plan includes 48 miles of bike trails around Chicago and 5,000 free bikes for city residents.
Isabelle Earl
Former Reset Intern
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Russian forces send mixed signals in their war efforts, Ukrainian-Americans react
Four million people have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion began.
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The Midwest disappoints in March Madness. Plus, will the Ricketts buy Chelsea?
And finally, what, if anything, should Chicago sports fans expect from the Bulls this season?
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A preview of Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court nomination hearings this week
If confirmed, Ketanji Brown Jackson will be the first Black woman to serve on the nation’s highest court.
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Queer students and teachers decry new anti-LGBTQ+ legislation
A “Don’t Say Gay” bill passed in Florida, sparking other states to introduce new legislation targeting LGBTQ+ education in schools.
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New book explores the importance of creating a culture of belonging at work
Author Ruchika Tulshyan provides a roadmap for creating equitable workspaces in her new book, “Inclusion on Purpose.”
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Civilian casualties rise in Ukraine as bombings continue
More than two million Ukrainians have fled their country amidst Russia’s invasion and civilian bombings.
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How are Illinois colleges, universities handling mask requirements?
With Illinois’ mask mandate in the past, how are colleges and universities responding to this phase of the pandemic?
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Russian-based disinformation about Ukraine continues to spread online
False Russian media reports about the war are circulating Twitter and Facebook. Plus, Vladimir Putin is using YouTube to reach millions.
