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As the region juggles its many responsibilities amid a public health crisis, who’s looking after our most vulnerable populations?
As the region juggles its many responsibilities amid a public health crisis, who’s looking after our most vulnerable populations?
At the beginning of a new month during the COVID-19 crisis, residents are hoping for some leeway
Wednesday is Census Day. Why does it matter? The count affects how power and money are distributed throughout the U.S.
Since the outbreak began, there have been reports nationwide of Asian Americans being verbally abused, physically attacked and spat upon.
Until federal relief arrives, Chicagoans who need emergency shelter or safeguards from evictions or late payments can apply for assistance now.
Wanda Bailey of south suburban Crete died this week. The hardest part, family members said, was not seeing either sister in their last days.
Undocumented immigrants are ineligible for the unemployment benefits Illinois is offering to workers left jobless by the COVID-19 outbreak.
What to know before adopting or fostering a pet
Officials with the Evanston home remain frustrated that the state won’t perform testing there like it did at a facility in Willowbrook.
Families call for testing and officials scramble for answers to limit the spread of COVID-19 at Evanston and WIllowbrook nursing homes.