As Illinois faces a significant shortage of psychiatrists, Illinois mental health advocates are warning that the state’s mental health care system hangs in the balance.…
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Crime in the South Loop has been rising as more people and businesses are moving in. Due to the rise, residents and business owners are…
On a cold morning this past January, Columbia College Chicago student Caroline Pejcinovic took a bus from her apartment in Logan Square to the California…
Students and employees of Columbia College Chicago can request an escort to take them between campus buildings and major public transportation stops near the campus…
On the north corner of Milwaukee Avenue and Rockwell Street in Logan Square ― just across the street from the landmark Congress Theater’s renovation scaffolding ―…
Following the excitement of Tuesday’s midterm election, aldermen pushed Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s 2019 city budget closer to a final vote Wednesday. With Democrat J.B. Pritzker’s…
Democrat Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker greeted Chicagoans at the Roosevelt Red Line stop Wednesday morning after his win against incumbent Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner. Lt. Gov.-elect…
No federal law mandates that employers give people time off to vote in America. But Illinois is one of 30 states with a a voter-leave law that…