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Celebration to follow program complete with food prepared by Washburne Culinary students and City Colleges’ chefs using the recipes in the donated cookbooks. Kennedy-King College and…
Nearly half of the Black teachers in America graduated from an HBCU. By Bilal G. Morris, Senior Editor, NewsOne HBCU-educated teachers mean more to our communities…
Maternal telehealth has become the norm, but some Black birthing people can’t access the benefits. That’s why Kimberly Seals Allers created a free hotline to share…
Photo caption: COMMUNITY HOSPITAL STOKE Rehab Center – Crown Point, Indiana Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 health concern in Northwest Indiana. Community Healthcare System will host…
ExpandAutoplayImage 1 of 10Diners eat and socialize near a booth frequented by Frank Sinatra, at Gene and Georgetti in Chicago, Feb. 24, 2023. (Antonio Perez /…
Former Chicago Cubs owner Phillip K. Wrigley once said baseball “is too much of a sport to be a business and too much of a business…
Ald. Matt O’Shea is feeling the squeeze from both sides as he runs to return to City Hall representing the Southwest Side political bastions of Beverly,…
Super PACs aren’t just spending big in this year’s mayoral campaign, they’ve so far dropped more than $1 million in ward races, in some cases rivaling…
With days to go before Chicago’s mayoral election — and a virtual certainty that no one will win the seat outright — candidates are focused on…
Four years ago, community activists Jeanette Taylor, Jennifer Maddox and Andre Smith were among a crowded field of candidates vying for the 20th Ward City Council…