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By Tom Gantert and Brett Rowland Communities throughout the U.S. are experimenting with social programs that give a “guaranteed income” to some residents with few or…
As the deadline for a possible freight railroad work stoppage approaches, Metra warned trains on some of its lines could stop running Thursday night.If a freight…
JACKSON, Miss. — The governor of Mississippi in 2017 was “on board” with a plan for a nonprofit group to pay Brett Favre more than $1…
CTA riders gathered in front of the transit agency’s West Loop headquarters Wednesday morning to express frustrations about unreliable bus and train service.With signs and chants,…
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is signing a disaster proclamation to secure resources for the asylum seekers bused to Illinois from Texas and has deployed 75 National…
Whole Foods will close its store in Englewood on Nov. 13 after deciding earlier this year to pull out of the South Side neighborhood.The company announced…
A new report ranks 182 cities across the country using certain metrics to determine which cities are the best to retire. Illinois placed just two cities…
Jurors returned to the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse on Wednesday morning to continue deliberations in the trial of R. Kelly and two former associates on charges they…
Concerns over traffic, noise, property taxes, the impact on schools and the village’s thriving downtown, topped the list of concerns expressed by a half dozen Arlington…
By A. L. Smith – Contributing Writer When most of us think of today’s National Football League (NFL), we see a player-diverse, multi-racial sports league, which…