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Today, Alderman Howard Brookins, Jr., of the 21st ward announced his decision to retire from City Council. After nearly 20 years serving the city of Chicago…
Demonstrators gathered at the Flossmoor Village Hall for the fourth time to demand justice for Madeline Miller. She was shot and killed by Flossmoor police on…
Over the course of the past year, several events have occurred since Illinois State University graduate student, Jelani Day, was reported missing. He was last seen…
Photo: All Jokes Aside owner, Raymond Lambert, Jazz Oasis owner, John Moultrie, and Dejoie’s owner, Steve Dejoie It is often referred to as the golden age…
Village President Sheila Chalmers-Currin hosted the 2022 Village of Matteson Economic Development Business Breakfast Wednesday, August 31, at the Matteson Holiday Inn & Conference Center. The…
Bank of America has launched an initiative that’s offering first-time homebuyers in select cities zero down payment, zero closing cost mortgages in an effort to boost…
Photo: Getty Images The 100 Black Men of Chicago, Inc. (100 BMC) host their 20th Annual College Scholarship Fair (CSF) on Saturday, October 15, 2022, from 9:00…
Photo: Getty Images The first Monday of September marks the end of summer every year in the US. It’s also the day workers’ rights advocates pushed…
Photo: Getty Images For half a decade, the residents of Flint, Michigan went without safe drinking water. City officials began running water from the Flint River…
Chicago writer, artist, and poet, J. Ivy is known for painting pictures with his words. A gifted storyteller, a teacher encouraged him to write poetry, and…