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The City Colleges of Chicago Foundation, in collaboration with City Colleges of Chicago, will host the inaugural Timuel D. Black Jr. Scholarship & Fellowship Luncheon on…
Photo: Getty Images Justin Volpe, the NYPD officer who brutalized Abner Louima with a broomstick in 1997, has been released early from federal prison. According to…
Brian Flippin made good on two promises to his late father a few years ago. “Take care of my mom for him. And then put the…
The Cook County community is eagerly preparing for a two-day celebration and community recognition event as part of “Juneteenth Illinois.” This initiative serves to honor the…
Photo: Getty Images A worker at a Chicago company that distributes human body parts for medical research has filed a police report after finding three severed…
Photo: LinkedIn A Mississippi civil rights lawyer says she was unlawfully arrested by Lexington police officers amid a lawsuit she filed against the department that alleges…
State Rep. Camille Y. Lilly, a Democrat from Chicago, has been appointed as an assistant majority leader in the House Democratic Caucus. The nomination is in…
On June 16, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Summer Stand Down event in Chicago aims to assist homeless, housing-insecure, and in-need Veterans in the…
Chicago CARES to Prevent Diabetes has announced its upcoming launch of over 12 additional National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP) classes in various communities across Chicago. These…
The inaugural Black Boaters Summit is set to make waves in the boating community as it brings together boating enthusiasts, industry leaders, and advocates for a…