Chicago police warned residents of confidence games targeted at senior citizens at a Garfield Ridge…
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Echoes of Hiroshima mark the anniversary of Fukushimi earthquake and tsunami in Chicago
March 11 marked the second anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami in Fukushima Japan. The…
Illinois will have to be pension reform pioneer
Illinois has to look beyond the 50 United States, to Puerto Rico, when searching for…
Lane Tech students take a stand against censorship
On Friday, students and faculty from Lane Tech College Prep gathered in front of the…
Illinois mental health funding likely facing more cuts, despite Quinn’s promise of increase
Rita Winkeler thinks her developmentally disabled son has a bright future, but she worries it…
Changes to medicaid shake disabled community
A cheerful, high pitched voice cut through a crowd of people waiting outside of a…
Chicago Latinos embrace first pope from Latin America
After the appointment of Pope Francis, the Catholic Church’s first Jesuit pope from Latin America, citizens of Chicago weigh in on what the appointment means to them.
Union blasts legislators for underfunding in-home care
Herman Byrd’s prostate cancer diagnosis hit him hard. With Medicare paying for his radiation treatments,…