SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Nov 22, 2024 Americans With Disabilities Rely on Rideshare Apps, But Many Still Face Discrimination People who use wheelchairs and guide dogs have watched drivers cancel rides, charge cleaning fees for guide dogs or outright refuse to take them where they need to go. Nov 22, 2024 Blue Man Group Ending 27-Year Chicago Run, Final Shows Announced for January 2025 The show has been running at Briar Street Theatre in Lakeview since 1997. Nov 22, 2024 Donald Trump Gave Interior Nominee One Directive for a Half-Billion Acres of US Land: ‘Drill.’ That dictate from the president-elect’s announcement of Doug Burgum for Secretary of Interior sets the stage for a reignition of the court battles over public lands and waters that helped define Trump’s first term, with environmentalists worried about climate change already pledging their opposition. Nov 21, 2024 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Nov. 21, 2024 - Full Show A bombshell decision in the case of Jussie Smollett. What local organizations are doing to prepare for potential mass deportations. And renewed efforts to bring a new green space to Pilsen. Nov 21, 2024 How Local Attorneys and Community Advocates Are Preparing for Possible Mass Deportations President-elect Donald Trump said he’ll carry out the largest deportation operation in U.S. history — and has even promised to use the military to help that effort. Nov 21, 2024 Plan to Transform Abandoned Railway in Pilsen Sparks Gentrification Concerns for Some Residents The Chicago Department of Transportation is taking steps toward transforming an abandoned railway into what’s known as El Paseo Trail in Pilsen, reigniting a discussion about the fear of further displacement for the predominantly Mexican American neighborhood. Nov 21, 2024 Bill to Phase Out Subminimum Wage for Workers With Disabilities Clears General Assembly “It is time to treat people with developmental disabilities the same and have them be paid what they’re worth, which is what we pay everybody else,” state Sen. Cristina Castro told an Illinois Senate committee. Nov 21, 2024 Police Report Reveals New Details About Sexual Assault Allegation Against Pete Hegseth, Trump’s Defense Secretary Pick Seven years after the alleged assault, questions over what happened that night could jeopardize Hegseth’s nomination and seem likely to be central in his upcoming confirmation hearing. Nov 21, 2024 Burst of Heavy Snow Made a Mess of the Roadways, But Brookfield Zoo’s Polar Bear Had the Time of His Life Chicago notched 2.7 inches in the first snowfall of the season, according to the National Weather Service. Nov 21, 2024 ‘I Agreed to Cooperate’: Disgraced Ex-Ald. Turned Government Mole Danny Solis Takes Witness Stand in Madigan Corruption Trial The longtime 25th Ward alderperson, who is testifying under a deferred prosecution agreement, marks the most substantial witness in the government's case against the former House Speaker. He is expected to testify for several days. Nov 21, 2024 ‘A Lot of Fear’: Trump’s Deportation Proposals Are Already Rattling Workers Business owners, industry members and economists alike warn that large-scale deportations of undocumented immigrants, along with stricter border measures and the revoking of Biden-era protections, could have a seismic impact on the labor market and U.S. economy. Nov 21, 2024 As Chicago Teachers Step Up Push for New Contract, CPS Leaders Again Call Its Demands Unaffordable CPS Chief Education Officer Bogdana Chkoumbova, the district’s second highest ranking leader, told reporters Thursday that the two sides remain “significantly” far apart at a time when CPS is facing a financial crisis. Nov 21, 2024 Illinois Abortion Protections Challenged in New Federal Lawsuit From Conservative Legal Group The lawsuit was filed on behalf of six organizations and six individuals against Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Illinois Department of Insurance Director Ann Gillespie and Attorney General Kwame Raoul. Nov 21, 2024 Chicago Extends Street Sweeping Season a Week, to Friday After Thanksgiving The last pass of sweepers was originally scheduled for Nov. 22, but the season will now end on Nov. 29. Nov 21, 2024 Gaetz Withdraws as Trump’s Pick for Attorney General, Averting Confirmation Battle in the Senate The abrupt withdrawal is a setback to President-elect Donald Trump’s push to install steadfast loyalists in his incoming administration, but also a recognition of the resistance the Republican is already encountering from members of his own party to picks with checkered backgrounds. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: