SORT Order Oldest First Newest First Has Video - Any - Yes No FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any - Arts & Entertainment Business Crime & Law Education Health Politics Science & Nature Sports Keyword(s) Sep 28, 2024 The ‘First Bird’ Soars as Chicago Archaeopteryx Takes Its Place in the Field Museum’s Dino Hall The Chicago Archaeopteryx, unveiled this past May, is one of the most important fossils in the Field Museum's vast collection. It now has a permanent exhibit in the museum's Hall of Dinosaurs. Sep 27, 2024 Week in Review: CPS Chief Refuses to Resign; Poll Shows Chicagoans Wary of New Taxes A new front in the battle for control of Chicago Public Schools. And the high stakes of corruption in City Hall. Sep 27, 2024 Brilliant ‘Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812’ Lights Up the Stage at Writers Theatre: Review Having missed the opening, I saw the glowing reviews for this Chicago-area premiere and trekked up to Writers Theatre in Glencoe. I went with a skeptic’s eye and my arms folded. “Critics think it’s good, huh? What do they know?” Well, they know enough to have the good sense to embrace this irresistible production. Sep 27, 2024 Jews and Catholics Warn Against Donald Trump’s Latest Loyalty Test for Religious Voters Donald Trump’s speeches for years have hewed to divisive “us” versus “them” messaging, but tying those themes to specific religious Americans who oppose him is out of line and even dangerous, according to rhetoric experts, religious leaders and academics. Sep 27, 2024 Maggie Smith, Lauded Actor Famed for Harry Potter and ‘Downton Abbey,’ Dies at 89 Maggie Smith, the masterful, scene-stealing actor who won an Oscar for 1969 film “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” and gained new fans in the 21st century as the dowager Countess of Grantham in “ Downton Abbey” and Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter films, died Friday. She was 89. Sep 27, 2024 Hurricane Helene Remnants Hitting Chicago With Gusty Winds, ‘Life Threatening’ Conditions on Lake Michigan The National Weather Service is forecasting the worst to hit late Friday afternoon. Expect strong wind gusts from the northeast, reaching 45 to 55 miles per hour. Sep 26, 2024 CPS Board Votes Unanimously to Prohibit School Closures Until 2027 The 6-0 vote by the board overseeing the Chicago Public Schools came two days after CEO Pedro Martinez announced he had refused Mayor Brandon Johnson’s request to resign, an unprecedented show of public defiance by the head of a city agency toward the mayor. Sep 26, 2024 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Sept. 26, 2024 - Full Show What comes next for migrant care as three shelters are set to close next month. And some Pilsen residents are pushing back on a plan they say would further gentrify the area. Sep 26, 2024 As City Prepares to Close 3 Shelters, Advocates See Shifts in Migrants’ Needs Shelters in Pilsen and in the West Loop will close Oct. 1, while a shelter in Hyde Park will close Oct. 24. All of the residents will be offered space in one of the 14 shelters the city will continue to operate, officials said. Sep 26, 2024 Amid Gentrification Concerns, Pilsen Residents Divided Over Proposed TIF Expansion Those in favor of the expansion believe the TIF district could help fix economic and developmental challenges, while those opposed think it may further gentrify the community and push long-standing residents out of the beloved enclave. Sep 26, 2024 The US is Mailing Americans COVID-19 Tests Again. Here’s How to Get Them The website has been reopened on the heels of a summer COVID-19 virus wave and heading into the fall and winter respiratory virus season, with health officials urging Americans to get an updated COVID-19 vaccine and their yearly flu shot. Sep 26, 2024 UChicago Receives Anonymous $100M Donation With Aim of Advancing Commitment to Free Expression The donation will help expand the work of UChicago’s Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression, which launched last year. The forum aims to promote the understanding, practice and advancement of open dialogue at the school and beyond. Sep 26, 2024 Party With Pelicans, Take a Dramatic Hike or Step Back Into the Ice Age: 6 Picks for Outdoor Weekend Fun This week’s “Pick Six” — our weekly roundup of outdoorsy recommendations in each of the Chicago region’s six counties — ranges from a cool glacial remnant to a theatrical production that doubles as a hike. Sep 26, 2024 Chicago Artist Pays Tribute to House Music Legend in Uptown Mural A new mural is set to be unveiled at the Chicago Public Library’s Uptown Branch across the street from the now closed Gherkin Records. Sep 26, 2024 US Health Authorities Need to Play a Larger Role in Cannabis Policy, a New Report Says With more Americans using ever-stronger marijuana, a federal advisory panel is calling for a public health approach that’s a big departure from “Just Say No.” Load More Thanks to our sponsors: