Thousands of Illinois immigrants have lost health coverage, with the end of the Health Benefits for Immigrant Adults program July 1. Borderless Magazine compiled a guide to explain who’s affected and ...

Leo High School President Dan McGrath, himself a 1968 Leo graduate, said the choir’s appearance on “America’s Got Talent” has garnered over $5,000 in donations from alumni. Nearly every donation check ...

Seven Illinois representatives co-sponsored a bill that would ban immigration agents from wearing masks. In Chicago, police district council members want the city to enforce “identification standards” ...

You want a beach day — but how will you know the best way to get there or if you should bring snacks? Our guide covers it all.

In Illinois, 205,000 people could lose SNAP benefits, and local pantries don't have the funding to fill the gap. “We are heading into what is likely to be a crisis of unimaginable proportion." ...

CHICAGO — Universal Studios is bringing a new horror-themed entertainment venue to Chicago, set to take over a vacant building across from the future Bally’s casino. Called Universal Horror Unleashed, ...

CHATHAM — The process of renaming a South Side Park after Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose — a suggestion that’s rankled some neighbors — appears to have unraveled before it even began. Ald. William ...

The series was filmed in the city and created with input from Chicago writer and academic Eve L. Ewing, who helped reinvent the Ironheart character.

Connelly was known for developing Misericordia in Chicago's West Ridge neighborhood into one of the premier facilities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the country during ...

Former Loretto COO Anosh Ahmed took personal data about Loretto patients and used it to submit fake COVID-19 testing claims, trying to get $900 million from the government, prosecutors say.

About 75,000 people peacefully marched in the No Kings protest, which was part of nationwide demonstrations against the Trump administration, organizers said.

CHICAGO — In 1985, as the AIDS crisis deepened and mainstream newspapers failed to cover the lives being lost, a new kind of publication emerged in Chicago. The Windy City Times set out to document ...