Governor Pat Quinn Tuesday unveiled Phase III of his New Americans project to make state services available more efficiently and effectively to new immigrants to the State of Illinois to the praise of ...

As featured in local and national media, Ribfest Chicago invites all Chicagoland restaurant BBQ masters to compete for the title of “Best Ribs” and “People’s Choice.” While ribs reign supreme, Ribfest ...

By: Ashmar Mandou On Monday, elected officials joined by Gads Hill Center CEO Mariana Osoria, Dawn Delgado, Director of Early Learning at Metropolitan Family Services and Viviana Vergara, Home ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson on Tuesday reaffirmed his stance that the city “will not ever cooperate with ICE.” During a press conference held at City Hall, Johnson stated “You know, again, it’s ...

In the wake of the GSA scandal, where the federal agency blew nearly $1 million in tax dollars at a Las Vegas conference, Commissioner Jeff Tobolski (D-McCook) passed an ordinance last week to ...

A new report has concluded that ultra-processed foods are a driving force behind the obesity epidemic as well as a major ...

The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) announced last week that nonfarm payrolls reached a record high in June ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the City Council’s confirmation of Michael Belsky as the City of Chicago’s new Comptroller, following a unanimous vote by City Council. In this role, Belsky will be ...

This past weekend, swastika graffiti appeared throughout Little Village — targeting members of our community and local ...

Property owners in Cicero Township have until Tuesday, August 19th to appeal their taxable values to the Board of Review.

For Triton College student Trinity Barrueta, spending 12 days at sea conducting oceanic research with the STEMSEAS program ...

To ensure these young people have the supplies they need to reach their full potential, Kids Above All is kicking off their ...