SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Oct 11, 2024 13 Chilling Choices for Halloween Arts and Culture in the Chicago Area Here’s a list of hair-raising reasons to climb out of your casket and explore the necropolis. Oct 11, 2024 Your Guide to Chicago Marathon Street Closures, Cheer Zones and How to Get Around the Course This Sunday Here’s what you need to know about the event's logistics, from road closures to cheer zones. Oct 11, 2024 New ‘Chicago Stories’ Documentary Traces History of The Young Lords of Lincoln Park Through ‘60s Gentrification Fight to Modern Activism The Young Lords of Lincoln Park went from a street gang to revolutionaries focused on supporting their community. A new documentary chronicles that journey. Oct 11, 2024 Northern Lights Put on Spectacular Show in Chicago, If You Were in the Right Place at the Right Time The Space Weather Prediction Center absolutely nailed its forecast for Thursday night, with a spectacular display of the northern lights dazzling sky watchers across the U.S. from the Florida Keys to New York City’s Central Park. Or not. Oct 10, 2024 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Oct. 10, 2024 - Full Show Outrage and confusion over potential charter school closures. And we’re one on one with Johnson’s chief of staff on funding for Chicago Public Schools. Oct 10, 2024 ‘He Continues to Give’: Chicago Family, Local Nonprofit Urge People to Become Organ Donors The Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network is urging people to become organ donors. According to the nonprofit, while 95% of people in the U.S. support donation, fewer than 60% are registered organ and tissue donors. Oct 10, 2024 Johnson’s Chief of Staff on the CPS Budget Fight, Mayor’s Vision for Chicago Schools Chicago Public Schools has been at the center of an intense media frenzy over the past week. Tensions continue to rise between Mayor Brandon Johnson and CPS CEO Pedro Martinez, and the district’s financial crisis is at a standstill while the CEO, mayor and Chicago Teachers Union all publicly voiced different methods to solve it. Oct 10, 2024 Advocates Push for Tighter Rules Around Reporting Stolen Guns, Serial Number Checks in Illinois Gun safety advocates want Illinois to shorten the period of time in which a gun must be reported as lost or stolen from 72 hours to 48 hours. The group also wants lawmakers to mandate that dealers check a gun’s serial number in a state database before it can be bought or sold. Gun rights groups oppose the changes. Oct 10, 2024 Illinois Voters Consider Ballot Questions on Reproductive Health, Tax Reform, Election Interference Voters in Illinois are being posed three “advisory” questions that ask voters whether they support a specific policy but aren’t legally binding. Lawmakers may take the results into account when considering what policies to advocate for in future legislative sessions. Oct 10, 2024 Chicago Man Charged With Assaulting 2 Police Officers During Protests of Benjamin Netanyahu’s Address to Congress Zachary Allen Kam, 24, of Chicago, was arrested in Illinois on assault charges and was expected to make his initial court appearance later Thursday. Kam is at least the third person charged with crimes related to a July 24 demonstration at Columbus Circle, in front of Washington's Union Station. Oct 10, 2024 US Inflation Reaches Lowest Point in 3 Years, Though Some Price Pressures Remain Consumer prices rose just 2.4% in September from a year earlier, down from 2.5% in August, and the smallest annual rise since February 2021. Measured from month to month, prices increased 0.2% from August to September, the Labor Department reported Thursday, the same as in the previous month. Oct 10, 2024 Hike Through the Birthplace of the Atom Bomb, Celebrate Fall, Help Reforest the ‘Big Woods’: 6 Picks for Outdoor Weekend Fun This weekend’s picks of outdoor adventures will take you on a time-traveling tour of the region's natural history — from 400-million-year-old rock to an Ice Age “mountain” to more recent remnants of the Atomic Age. Oct 10, 2024 Chicago Filipino American Theatre Festival Debuts This October With More Than 30 Plays The Chicago Filipino American Theatre Festival coincides with Filipino American History Month in October. Performances and readings will be held Fridays and Saturdays from Oct. 11-26 at PrideArts and Rizal Center. Oct 10, 2024 Acero Charter School Network Planning to Shut Down 7 Chicago Campuses Next Year “This announcement is not made lightly,” Acero said in a statement. “It is made with compassion and an unrelenting commitment to the individuals we serve. We hope to welcome as many transitioning scholars as possible to our other network schools and manage this difficult transition with integrity, mindfulness and clarity of mission.” Oct 10, 2024 Little Village Migrant Shelter Will Close Nov. 3, State Officials Announce The shelter at 27th Street and Pulaski Road, which opened in January at the height of the crisis that strained state and city resources, now houses 146 people, state officials said. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: