SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Dec 6, 2024 Look Who’s Reporting for Santa Duty. Field Museum Takes a Dino-mite New Approach to the Holidays In a first for the Field Museum, the exhibits staff has outfitted four of its dinosaur replicas (OK, three dinosaurs and one pterosaur) in Santa hats to celebrate the festive season. Dec 6, 2024 The Art of the Crèche: Nativity Scenes Shine in Annual Show at Loyola Museum of Art In “Art and Faith of the Crèche,” creed and creativity go together like Christmas and cookies, but you don’t have to be a believer to appreciate the beauty of the nativity sets on display at Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA). Dec 5, 2024 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Dec. 5, 2024 - Full Show Concerns over plans to clear out Humboldt Park’s homeless encampment. And an investigation finds significant privacy violations in Chicago’s migrant shelter system. Dec 5, 2024 Grano Offers Modern Take on Mexican Bakery in Back of the Yards Brothers Andy and Fredy Granados opened Grano Panadería and Café in Back of the Yards. The shop combines traditional Mexican flavors with their first-generation Chicago roots. Dec 5, 2024 Advocates Urge City Not to Clear Out Humboldt Park Homeless Encampment Last month, Ald. Jessie Fuentes (26th Ward) announced the proposal to remove all tents from the area before the holidays as part of the Humboldt Park Encampment Housing Initiative. The city plans to start removal Friday morning, but advocates want officials to reconsider and explore other options. Dec 5, 2024 Investigation Finds Significant Privacy Violations in Chicago’s Migrant Shelter System “I was most shocked by the fact that there didn’t seem to be controls on who could access this very sensitive data — we’re talking medical information, immigration details, people’s contact information,” said Emeline Posner, a reporter with the Investigative Project on Race and Equity. Dec 5, 2024 Blackhawks Fire Coach Luke Richardson in His 3rd Season After League-Worst Start The Blackhawks are 8-16-2, two standings points behind the next-worst team, Nashville. Richardson went 57-118-15 with Chicago. Dec 5, 2024 Smell of Raw Cannabis Enough for Police to Search a Vehicle, Illinois Supreme Court Rules. Smell of Burnt Cannabis is Not The disparity — that the smell of unsmoked marijuana is justification for a warrantless search, while the smell of smoked pot is not — “defies logic,” Justice Mary K. O’Brien wrote in her dissent. Dec 5, 2024 ‘That Thing Was a Hot Potato’: Testimony in Madigan Corruption Trial Returns to Failed Chinatown Land Deal The proposed Chinatown land transfer is one of five separate schemes prosecutors have accused former House Speaker Michael Madigan of orchestrating. Dec 5, 2024 Jupiter So Bright You’ll Need to Wear Shades? The Planet Will Light Up the Sky This Weekend On Saturday, Jupiter will shine its brightest of the year and will be visible all night as it travels the sky from sunset to sunrise. Dec 5, 2024 Mayor Brandon Johnson Celebrates New Leader for Office of Re-Entry as Budget Woes Continue Joseph “JoJo” Mapp promised to serve as a “bridge” between community organizations working to help those returning to Chicago from jail or prison and the city. Dec 5, 2024 Chicago on Pace for Fewest Shootings, Homicides Since 2019: Police The 533 homicides recorded across Chicago through the end of November mark a nearly 9% decline compared to the same time last year, according to CPD data. That total is also nearly 19% below 2022’s pace and 29% below 2021’s pace. Dec 5, 2024 Are You a Former SmileDirectClub Customer? You Might Be Eligible for a Refund SmileDirectClub, once a publicly traded company known for selling clear dental aligners, shut its doors in December 2023. In an abrupt move, the company canceled outstanding orders and announced that its “Lifetime Smile Guarantee” would no longer exist. Dec 5, 2024 Ammunition Used in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killing Had ‘Deny,’ ‘Defend’ and ‘Depose’ Written on It, AP Sources Say The message left on the ammunition echoes the phrase “delay, deny, defend,” which is commonly used by attorneys and insurance industry critics to describe tactics used to avoid paying claims. It refers to insurers delaying payment, denying a claim and then defending their actions. Dec 4, 2024 Chicago Tonight: Black Voices, Dec. 4, 2024 - Full Show Some neighbors are pushing back on a new quantum computing development on the Southeast Side. And how a basketball league is working to reduce violence one championship at a time. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: