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Schools in Illinois are banned from using fines to discipline students. But in recent years, according to a recent investigation by the Tribune and ProPublica, schools…
Chicago mayoral candidate Willie Wilson called on the Illinois General Assembly Friday to improve the city’s voter access, particularly for Black and Latino residents, after what…
A man who prosecutors said fired a gun while with Adam Toledo before the 13-year-old was shot and killed by a Chicago police officer was found…
SPRINGFIELD — Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s top education official, whose oversight of the state’s schools became a campaign issue during the recent election, announced Friday that she…
Patrick Williams avoided a major injury this week despite rolling his ankle during Wednesday’s loss to the New Orleans Pelicans.The Chicago Bulls forward spent the last…
A cohort of 11 Black women entrepreneurs graduated from the YWCA’s Breedlove Entrepreneurship Center, an accelerator program that supports the growth and sustainability of Black women-owned…
As Chicagoans begin traveling in anticipation of the Thanksgiving holiday, people can expect more cold temperatures and periodic snow showers over the weekend. By Sunday, though,…
One day after lawyers confirmed that U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner had been transferred to a penal colony outside Moscow, Russia on Friday reiterated its openness…
Written by Debra Hand Something beautiful is happening here. Diverse cultural groups are gathered to celebrate Black artists. As a Black artist, I am grateful to…
Food for the Body & Spirit Honors Veterans and Supports Veterans in Need as Part of Holiday Tradition The Black McDonald’s Operators Association (BMOA) continued its pre-Thanksgiving…