FDA and Justice Department decisions may increase access to abortion drugs
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June, it’s been unclear what would happen with medication abortions. Until now.
Sarah Stark
Reset Temporary Producer
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What to expect from the tech world in 2023
AI, the metaverse and cybersecurity are top of mind this year as the annual Consumer Electronics Show kicks off in Las Vegas.
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Bias Against Bodies: The argument for a weight-neutral approach to exercise and fitness
How fat-positive athletes and exercise instructors embrace movement without shame.
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Advocates: new EPA regulation is good, but doesn’t go far enough
A new regulation requires manufacturers of heavy-duty gasoline and diesel vehicles to lower harmful pollutants starting with model year 2027.
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Little Village residents concerned new development will worsen pollution
The developer says the facility will decrease the amount of trucks in and around the warehouse, but community groups aren’t convinced.
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Chicago will see temperatures in the teens this weekend, single digits next week
Winter is here. And meteorologists say, get used to it.
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What the proposed Red Line extension would mean for Far South Side residents
With the help of downtown property tax revenue, Chicago’s far South Side will be one step closer to accessible public transportation.
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Report finds racial disparity in single-family lending in Chicago neighborhoods
The report comes from the Urban Institute in D.C.
