Stories by Alma Campos
Parades Give Way to Caravans, Virtual Celebrations for Mexican Independence Day Amid COVID-19
Mexican Independence Day celebrations are a community staple across many communities in Chicago and beyond. But during the COVID-19 pandemic, those celebrations are looking very different this year.
UIC Nurses Launch 7-Day Strike, SEIU Workers to Join Forces Monday
Hundreds of nurses at the University of Illinois Hospital took to the picket line Saturday for a weeklong strike amid contract negotiations between their union, the Illinois Nurses Association, and the hospital system.
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Developers Unveil $10B Proposal for New Bears Stadium, Entertainment District at Former Michael Reese Site
Chicago’s Chief Financial Officer Resigns, Saying She Refuses to ‘Compromise My Integrity’; Johnson Accuses Her of Mismanagement
Panel Names 3 Finalists in Search for Chicago’s Next Top Cop: Angel Novalez, Chris Papaioannou, Antoinette Ursitti
Here Are the 17 Men Chicago Will Pay $260.8M After Being Convicted Following Investigations by Ex-CPD Detective Reynaldo Guevara
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