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Illinois’ Republican Party teeters on the edge of irrelevance from the shellacking it received Tuesday when voters backed a blue wave of Democrats and rejected the…
Two weeks after being named Oak Park’s first ever woman police chief, Shatonya Johnson was sworn in Friday, her mother at the ceremony to pin the…
NewsOne Featured Video The late theatrical visionary Lorraine Hansberry used her artistry as a form of activism; creating plays that were reflective of the human condition…
Goran Dragić is getting acclimated to life in Chicago, which can be a bit of a culture shock for a 15-year NBA veteran who spent most…
As the Chicago Bears prepare to finish their first swing through division opponents Sunday when they play host to the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field, it’s…
The Bean — a glassy, stainless steel sculpture in the Loop’s Millennium Park referred to by authorities and nerds by its official name, Cloud Gate —…
As pundits, strategists and opinionated Uber drivers wax on about the mixed results of Tuesday’s midterm election, a dark-horse candidate has emerged.NewsNation, the Chicago-based cable news…
About four days a week, Dulce Garduno picks a few blocks in Little Village and knocks on doors. If there’s no response, she flags it as…
CHAMPAIGN — Dain Dainja scored 20 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, leading No. 23 Illinois to an 86-48 win over Kansas City on Friday night. Terrence…
Robbie Beran scored eight of his 15 points in the first six minutes, Ty Berry posted a double-double and Northwestern beat Northern Illinois 63-46 on Friday…