That the mayor’s proposal, a modest tax that was in place for 40 years before it was eliminated under Rahm Emanuel, is framed as remotely radical or controversial is a sad sign of our times
Danita E. Patterson's hands-on apprenticeship program, new LED screen technology, and expanded tax credits are helping young creators stay in Chicago instead of moving to the coasts
Congressman Davis recognized three standout veterans, while the Arthur Lockhart Resource Institute named the federal lawmaker an honorary veteran
All recipients expected to receive November aid by Nov. 20
The family-owned space blends micro-roasted coffee, gospel roots, and preserved 1970s history inside a building once home to New Sound Gospel Records and Tapes
Photographer Kenn Cook Jr. documented a Nov. 8 caravan that followed Border Patrol agents throughout the West Side
Residents packed BUILD Chicago Nov. 10 to hear two Black-women-led plans to redevelop Louis Armstrong Elementary —one as a cosmetology college, the other as a sports and wellness center
"What brought me to this location? Vision," says barber and entrepreneur Winston Reed
Local activists with the Westside Branch NAACP said there was progress during King's short tenure
