Illinois Housing Development Authority Opens Applications for 2026 Next Gen Initiative to Boost Affordable Housing Development Skills
The Next Gen Capacity Building Initiative is open for applications to train more skilled housing developers in Illinois, offering technical training and financial resources to foster affordable housing.
Attorneys General Coalition, Led by Kwame Raoul, Fights Trump Admin's Attempts to Seize Transgender Healthcare Records From Boston Hospital
AG Kwame Raoul and 19 attorneys general opposed the Trump administration's subpoena for medical records relating to transgender care at Boston Children’s Hospital, supporting rights and healthcare for transgender youth.
Robinson's Lincoln Trail College Breaks Ground on $13.4M State-of-the-Art Career and Technical Training Center
A new $13.4 million Career and Technical Training Center is breaking ground at Lincoln Trail College in Illinois, promising to enhance the workforce with hands-on skills training in technical fields.
Blustery Conditions Beckon Autumn Chill in Chicago; NWS Forecast Week of Mixed Skies and Potential Showers
Chicago faces a cloudy and windy week with temperatures around 50 degrees, and gusts reaching up to 30 mph. Forecasts predict the weather to be mostly sunny towards the weekend, with temperatures in the mid to high 50s.
University of Illinois Chicago Excludes Race and Gender in Financial Aid and Hiring Decisions Amid Legal and Political Pressure
UIC has stopped considering race, gender, and national origin in financial aid, hiring, and promotions, adhering to University of Illinois policy and legal standards. This move persists amid Trump's pressure against diversity efforts in education.
O'Hare International Airport Records Busiest Summer with Over 24M Passengers, Cementing Chicago's Status as Global Hub
O'Hare International Airport had its busiest summer, with over 24.3 million travelers, marking a 1.2% increase from 2019. New routes and airline expansions contribute to its status as a major travel hub.












