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Morning News: Tuesday September 17, 2024
A federal trial in Southern Illinois over a state gun ban gets underway with more witness testimonies. The Massey Commission holds a listening sessio…
2 years ago
Afternoon News: Monday September 16, 2024
A Chicago City Council panel today signed off on nearly $15 million to settle four police misconduct lawsuits. The Chicago Board of Education caused …
2 years ago
Two tech startup founders say Chicago’s scene is one to watch
Here are some reasons you might want to found your tech startup in Chicago: 1) it’s a great place to live, 2) it’s not as expensive as New York or Si…
2 years ago
Morning News: Monday September 16, 2024
A federal judge in East Saint Louis is hearing arguments today in a trial over an Illinois gun control law. A Chicago City Council panel is scheduled…
2 years ago
Afternoon News: Friday September 13, 2024
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is appointing Walter Burnett, the City Council’s longest-serving alderman, to be the next chair of the powerful Zoning …
2 years, 1 month ago
Musician Loona Dae talks patience ahead of her first performance of songs from her debut album
It’s nearly Libra season, an astrological sign known for patience.
Loona Dae is a Chicago-based musician (and a Libra) who has waited until this week…
2 years, 1 month ago
Morning News: Friday September 13, 2024
Illinois public defenders are feeling the squeeze, one year after the state eliminates the cash bail system. Some changes are coming to Illinois’ Bri…
2 years, 1 month ago
Morning News: Friday September 13, 2024
Illinois public defenders are feeling the squeeze, one year after the state eliminates the cash bail system. Some changes are coming to Illinois’ Bri…
2 years, 1 month ago
Afternoon News: Thursday September 12, 2024
A veterinarian once employed by suburban horse-racing track Hawthorne is accusing that facility – and a state agency – of misconduct. The north subur…
2 years, 1 month ago
Morning News: Thursday September 12, 2024
Some business owners on the city’s West Side are dreading the return of Riot Fest to Douglass Park later this month. A year since Illinois eliminated…
2 years, 1 month ago