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Charges against Oak Lawn police Officer Patrick O’Donnell, accused of using excessive force during the 2022 arrest of 17-year-old Hadi Abu-Atelah, have been dropped. The dismissal came during a Wednesday…
Good afternoon! The reversible lanes of the Kennedy Expressway are finally set to reopen next month. Here’s what else you need to know today: 1. Chicago Loses Key Figure in…
The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Board of Education is poised to remove CEO Pedro Martinez at a special meeting Friday evening. This action could conclude a months-long power struggle that…
## Chicago’s Best Bites of 2024: A Culinary Journey Through Neighborhoods 2024 brought a wave of exciting food trends to Chicago, from the rise of plant-based cuisine and gourmet breakfast…
A class-action lawsuit was filed on Tuesday against Mac Properties, a large apartment management company in Hyde Park, Chicago. Four housing choice voucher holders and the nonprofit HOPE Fair Housing…
After weeks of protests from families and staff, Chicago’s Board of Education announced a plan to keep all seven Acero charter schools slated for closure open for one more year.…
After School Matters, a Chicago-based teen programming organization founded by Maggie Daley, is undertaking a $14 million renovation of a new facility on the Near North Side. The 36,000-square-foot building,…
Striking Amazon workers and their supporters picketed outside the company’s Skokie facility on Thursday. With less than a week before the holiday shopping rush ends, the strike, which began Thursday…
WBEZ 91.5 Vocalo 91.1 Listen Live One of Chicago’s most flamboyant holiday experiences is unfolding in a circus tent perched atop a Loop hotel. Teatro Zinzanni presents a special holiday…
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) has secured nearly $2 billion in federal funding for the long-awaited Red Line extension on the city’s South Side. This significant milestone, announced by Illinois’…
