What the Hollywood strike means for Chicago actors, writers and productions
As actors and writers hit the picket line, shows like “Chicago P.D.” and “The Chi” have had to hit the pause button.
Nadia Hernandez
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How to stay cool during Chicago’s heat wave
The intense heat and humidity can make for dangerous conditions, weather experts warned.
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Elizabeth Acevedo’s new novel explores a family’s history through its women
The award-winning author of “The Poet X” and “With the Fire on High” is coming out with her first novel for adults.
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Chicago home prices see big improvement
Home prices in Chicago rose faster than in any other major U.S. city, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
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Johnson vows to pass ‘Treatment Not Trauma’ plan
The plan calls for reworking the city’s mental health network, creating a 24-hour crisis hotline and reopening shuttered clinics.
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Accessibility remains a barrier to employment for the disabled community
What can the city and employers do to help disabled people access and keep jobs?
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How to celebrate Disability Pride Month
The month marks the anniversary of when the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 was signed into law.
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Historic but dilapidated Congress Theater get a lifeline
The Congress Theater has been in limbo for the past decade due to pending renovations, but new funding could bring it back to life.
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COPA Chief says claims of CPD sexual misconduct are ‘unsubstantiated’ so far
Chief of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability says no alleged victims have come forward or been identified.
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Welcome your new neighbors: Piping plover chicks arrive at Montrose Beach
Three new piping plover chicks were released at Montrose Beach on Friday joining others.
