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 17, 2022 Do You Speak Pájaro? Openlands Is Looking for Volunteers Openlands is hoping to find more Latino and Spanish-speaking volunteers to lead the Birds in My Neighborhood program, which educates kids on native birds through in-school lessons and field trips. Dec 17, 2022 From Food to Art, Celebrate Mexican Christmas Traditions in Little Village In Mexico, one or two days just aren’t enough to celebrate the holiday season. There, the traditional Christmas posadas are nine days long, and the parties keep going well into the new year. Dec 17, 2022 U. of C. Crime Lab Director on What Data Says About Chicago’s Crime Rate in 2022 The Chicago Police Department reports 661 murders occurred as of Dec. 10, 2022, down 15% from 2021 when the tally was 776. Overall shootings are also reported as down by about 20% from 2021 numbers, from 3,399 to 2,718. Dec 17, 2022 Chicago Tonight: Black Voices, Dec. 17, 2022 - Full Show A closer look at crime in Chicago for 2022, what’s working and what’s not. A longtime Chicago journalist turns the page. Holiday shopping at Chicago Fair Trade. And a taste of the Soul Food Lounge. Dec 17, 2022 Maintaining Sobriety During the Holidays, Overcoming Stigma Within Latino Communities Omar Corro, senior director of operations at Rincon Family Services, said a major issue is family members not understanding what an individual in recovery might be going through, especially during the holidays. Dec 17, 2022 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Dec. 17, 2022 - Full Show Overcoming stigmas while practicing sobriety during the holidays. A local TikTok star gives us a taste of his job. And a preview of Mexican holiday celebrations. Dec 17, 2022 AP Sources: Chicago Cubs, Shortstop Dansby Swanson Agree to 7-year, $177M Deal The Chicago Cubs and Dansby Swanson agreed to a $177 million, seven-year contract on Saturday, adding the All-Star shortstop to their rebuilding project. Dec 17, 2022 Bond Set at $50K for Father of July 4 Highland Park Shooting Suspect Robert Crimo Jr., 58, looked somber and tired in his first appearance before a judge since voluntarily surrendering to police Friday. His lawyer told the judge Saturday that the father of three would be able to pay the required bond amount for his release. Dec 16, 2022 Week in Review: Chicago Casino, Red Line Extension Move Forward The long-awaited Red Line extension and Chicago casino take major leaps forward. Is the Jane Byrne interchange finally finished? And García and Lightfoot attacked for ties to Sam Bankman-Fried. Dec 16, 2022 2 Teens Killed, 2 Wounded in Shooting Outside Benito Juarez High School The shooting occurred Friday as classes were being dismissed according to Police Superintendent David Brown. Dec 16, 2022 Surveillance of Indicted Ald. Carrie Austin Shows She’s Healthy Enough to Stand Trial: Feds Surveillance conducted by FBI agents in recent weeks shows Austin is “not gravely ill,” but has a busy schedule and is “alert, lucid and responsive” and able to move about on her own without assistance, according to court records. Dec 16, 2022 Apparent Rise in Strep Infections in Children Under Investigation by CDC “It’s too soon to say whether iGAS case numbers are just returning to pre-pandemic levels or if they are rising beyond what we would normally expect based on what we know about GAS seasonal patterns,” CDC spokesperson Kate Grusich wrote In an email. Dec 16, 2022 Mayor Lori Lightfoot Contracts COVID-19 for 2nd Time Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she is not experiencing symptoms after testing positive for COVID-19. Dec 16, 2022 Father of Alleged Highland Park Parade Gunman Charged With Reckless Conduct Over Signing FOID Application Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart announced Robert Crimo Jr. — the father of Robert Crimo III — was arrested Friday and charged with seven counts of reckless conduct. Dec 16, 2022 Want to Email Your Doctor? You May Be Charged For That Hospital systems around the country are rolling out fees for some messages that patients send to physicians, who they say are spending an increasing amount of time poring over online queries, some so complex that they require the level of medical expertise normally dispensed during an office visit. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: