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Indiana Landmarks’ Black Heritage Preservation Program is launching a college scholarship program for Indiana residents who identify as Black or African American and who are attending…
“Narcissist” and “narcissism” are words that have become part of our daily syntax. This has caused them to become thrown around, and many of us become…
A 14-year-old girl shot and critically wounded in the Austin neighborhood last week died Monday afternoon, records from the Cook County medical examiner’s office show.Police officers…
City projects $85M budget gap in FY2024 and lowest sustained budget gaps in decades for FY2024-2026 Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot, with Chief Financial Officer Jennie Bennett,…
A gleaming tower adjacent to the 43rd Street Green Line station in Bronzeville represents the promise of revitalization for a corridor starved for development and activity.…
OAKLAND, Calif. — Nearly three hours before first pitch, Chicago Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson trekked from the outfield batting cages to the grass in front of…
Chicago’s Washington-Wabash station opened in 2017 – the first new stop on the city’s elevated rail system in 20 years. Youngrae Kim/The Washington Post via Getty…
We’re only eight days from the centerpiece event of a significant Chicago Bears offseason: the NFL draft on April 27-29 in Kansas City, Mo.Who will the…
Last year at the end of Ramadan, Faiza Siddiqui — like millions of Muslims each year — was waiting intently for the moon sighting announcement determining…
Grant Park was born with the rather dull name of Lake Park and is informally called Chicago’s “front yard.” But by any name, there’s not a…