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…
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Lauren Miller stood in the cold wind outside of her polling station in Chicago’s South Loop studying a notecard she made in preparation to vote…
The second floor of City Hall shook Wednesday with the roar of rideshare drivers demanding transparency from Uber and Lyft’s corporate leaders on driver earnings.…
Four former female employees of Cure Violence, a violence prevention organization formerly known as CeaseFire, have accused senior administrator Ricardo “Cobe” Williams of sexual harassment in a…
In the chilly winds of Chicago outside of McDonald’s Corporate Headquarters on West Randolph Street, the U.S. PIRG Education Fund presented the company with a…
Politicians representing the Chicago Metropolitan area are demanding that Springfield lawmakers spend more on improving infrastructure, transportation and to help close the job and income…
On Monday Chicago held its 65th annual Columbus Day Parade where attendees commemorated Christopher Columbus’ arrival in America through colorful dance troupes, parade floats and…
Here is the church, here is the steeple, open the doors and see all the people. It may be a nursery rhyme, but the first…