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When Shantá Robinson, then an assistant professor at the Crown School of Social Work at the University of Chicago, met with ...

City Council narrowly approved a $17.1 billion budget package for 2025 Monday evening over the objections of nearly half the ...

The Chicago Teachers Union turned up the pressure Thursday for Chicago Public Schools to settle its contract before the end ...

She laid out the Rosalie Villas planned development, which consisted of 42 houses and lots along Rosalie Court, the Rosalie ...

A class-action lawsuit filed this week alleges that Mac Properties is systemically discriminating against prospective renters ...

As we prepare for Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa and New Year's, the Herald is putting together a story on holiday traditions ...

Almost two years after Howard Brown Health abruptly laid off more than 60 workers, the LGBTQ-affirming health care center ...

Tony Ranzulla has been the go-to guy at Elston Ace Hardware for all manner of questions about caulks, drills and pliers. No ...

B’Gabs Comfort Cafe quietly reopened this fall after a two-year break with a new menu that moves beyond plant-based food.

IBM, the tech giant known for revolutionizing computing over the past 70 years, is setting up shop on Chicago’s South Side to ...

Last week’s concerts by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Center were dominated by music influenced by the sea, and ...