During the Oct. 23 coronavirus news briefing, Dr. Ngozi Ezike, director of Illinois Department of Public Health, was brought to tears as she delivered difficult…
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In a time that seems like forever ago, if someone of importance in our society had offended, berated, or even misspoke on a topic, people…
Chicago has entered a second wave of the coronavirus, officials say, with rising cases and positivity rates prompting the city to roll back its reopening…
After 150 years of service, Mercy hospital officials said it will shut down between February and May of 2022 because the hospital has faced “financial…
On what would have been a day of celebration and parades in past years, Columbus Day—also now celebrated by many as Indigenous Peoples’ Day—was a…
Thousands of students of Chicago-area high school students found themselves back in a physical school for the first time since March to take the SAT…
According to student voter registration advocates, in the final weeks leading up to the election, college students could have more voting power than anyone’s given…
In less than two weeks, if all goes according to plan, Central Camera will be back in business on Wabash Avenue, right next door to…