The event at Collins High in North Lawndale highlighted sharp divides between incumbent Fritz Kaegi and his Democratic challenger Pat Hynes over ethics rules and how to fix an inequitable property tax system
Libertarian Michael Murphy, 32, was the only candidate to show up at the Feb. 5 candidates forum in North Lawndale
Known affectionately as “Mama Lill,” the West Side matriarch helped win landmark utility protections for low-income families
The temporary exhibit at the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation draws on family collections to connect Black history to real lives
Bishop Claude Porter’s PLCCA and Interfaith Illinois Inc. both got new leadership this month, weeks after his death in December
From Austin to Westchester, communities all along I-290 are celebrating this centennial Black History Month with a range of events and initiatives
A weeklong series of free events, Feb. 16–22, blends civic engagement, career readiness, culture, and wellness for Austin-area youth and families
A Black History Month Museum at the Aspire Center and “Winter Florals” exhibition at Third City Studio to kick off the new year
Twelve of the 15 people running to succeed longtime Congressman Danny K. Davis showed up on Jan. 27
After the app’s U.S. operations split from its Chinese parent, creators reported sudden drops in reach and raised concerns about privacy, data use, and political speech
