SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jun 10, 2024 Alzheimer’s Drug That Can Slow Disease Gets Backing From FDA Advisers Food and Drug Administration advisers voted unanimously that the drug’s ability to slow the disease outweighs its risks, including side effects like brain swelling and bleeding that will have to be monitored. Jun 10, 2024 CPS, CTU to Hold First-Ever Contract Negotiation Session Open to the Public Friday The CTU announced the sides have agreed to schedule an open contract bargaining session Friday from 5-7 p.m. at Marquette Elementary School, 6550 S. Richmond St., in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood. Jun 10, 2024 8 People Killed by Gunfire Over Weekend Across Chicago: Police An 18-year-old woman fatally shot as she sat in a vehicle early Sunday morning in West Englewood was among eight people killed by gunfire over the weekend across Chicago. Jun 10, 2024 WTTW News Explains: What Are Illinois’ Gun Laws? Chicago has a reputation as the City of Big Shoulders. For rough-and-tumble politics. And for having a lot of crime, despite strict gun laws. But what are those laws? WTTW News explains. Jun 8, 2024 Potawatomi Hope to Finalize DeKalb County Land Transfer When Lawmakers Return in the Fall The Prairie Band Potawatomi are now headquartered in northeast Kansas. But they once had a reservation in what is now DeKalb County, a reservation that officials now agree was illegally sold out from under them in 1850. Jun 8, 2024 Extraordinary Stage Show Mixes Magic With a Bounty of Brainteasers at Chicago Shakespeare Theater: Review David Kwong is a magician who also constructs crossword puzzles. As he puts it, “I combine the two nerdiest hobbies into one.” In his one-man show “The Enigmatist,” Kwong asserts that the disciplines of puzzle-making and magic-making share DNA. Jun 7, 2024 Number of Unhoused Chicagoans Tripled Amid Surge of Migrants, Survey Found “We aren’t rising to the occasion,” said Doug Schenkelberg, executive director of the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless. He called the survey results “disheartening but not surprising.” Jun 7, 2024 Week in Review: Biden Takes Executive Action at the Border; Chicago Police Prep for the DNC Chicago police learn new tactics to handle mass protests ahead of the DNC. And could the president’s new border policy mitigate migrants coming to the city? Jun 7, 2024 Chicago Archaeopteryx About to Go Off Display for the Summer, Catch It Before Hiatus at Dinopalooza After Saturday, the Field Museum’s newest dinosaur fossil will be off display until fall while staff works on building a permanent exhibit for the Chicago Archaeopteryx. Jun 7, 2024 The CSO in Masterful Performances of Works by Four French Composers: Review Paris will be hosting the Olympic Games this summer, but if you are in search of what might easily be dubbed the Olympics of French classical music, you have no need to purchase an airline ticket. Simply head to Orchestra Hall, writes WTTW News theater critic Hedy Weiss. Jun 7, 2024 Street Closures for NASCAR Chicago Street Race Start Monday. Here’s What to Look Out For The NASCAR Chicago Street Race will take place July 6-7. Setting up and tearing down for the race is expected to take 19 days. Jun 7, 2024 Appellate Court Finds CPS Did Not Violate School Closure Moratorium When It Revoked Charters of Urban Prep Academies An Illinois appellate court this week ruled that Chicago Public Schools did not violate a moratorium on school closures when it voted down charter renewals for a pair of South Side high schools. Jun 7, 2024 7th Annual ‘We Walk for Her’ March Demands More Help in Finding Missing Black Girls and Women People marched the streets in Bronzeville to demand that elected officials and law enforcement authorities do more to resolve missing persons and murder cases. Black girls and women are overrepresented in missing persons cases in Chicago, according to reports. Jun 7, 2024 James Beard Finalists Include an East African Restaurant in Detroit and Seattle Pho Shops The nominees cover a diverse range of cuisine and chef experience, a recent shift following turbulent, pandemic-era years for the James Beard Foundation. The most-anticipated categories include awards for outstanding restaurateur, chef and restaurant. Jun 7, 2024 As Pride Month Shines in Chicago, Latino LGBTQ+ Communities Spotlight Youth Services Chicago’s Latino lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer communities are embracing the city’s progress toward equality, while recognizing there’s still work to be done. Particularly when it comes to providing safe and welcoming environments for today’s LGBTQ+ youth. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: