
The Rundown: Local Russians protest the continued Ukrainian invasion
Municipal election is Tuesday. Local Russians protest their country’s continued Ukrainian invasion. More mental health workers to 911 calls.
Municipal election is Tuesday. Local Russians protest their country’s continued Ukrainian invasion. More mental health workers to 911 calls.
Exactly one year after Russia invaded Ukraine, there are still many Ukrainian refugees living in Chicago. A federal judge rules in R. Kelly’s case. DJ Spinderella from the music group Salt-N-Pepa has a new role with Chicago’s National Public Housing Museum.
More than 90,000 ComEd customers are without power. Chicago police are urging Jewish and other religious communities to be extra vigilant this weekend during a recently declared “Day of Hate.” A federal judge is set to sentence R. Kelly for his Chicago convictions of child pornography and enticement. The new CPS calendar is out.
Poet, playwright and performer Kimberly Dixon-Mays knows the power of words. She shares more through Vocalo’s series “Chi Sounds Like.”
City staff received thousands of Lightfoot campaign emails. Millions for anti-violence efforts. Craft cannabis businesses get extensions.
Non-English speaking voters get help at the polls. ADA compliance in question, too. Gov. JB Pritzker poised to sign new paid leave law.
A new show from three filmmakers and artists explores the relationship between two drill star best friends on Chicago’s South Side.
Vote-by-mail deadline approaches. A new South Side center focuses on reproductive health. A federal judge rules on the assault weapons ban.
Architecture photographer, writer and critic, Lee Bey talks about covering the South Side through the lens of its built environment.
College advocates in Illinois and lawmakers respond to the governor’s spending plan. Chicago changes some hiring and personnel policies.