Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Awards Record Number of Scholarships to Foster Youth, Expanding Educational Access
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker awards a record 352 scholarships to current and former foster youths through the Department of Children and Family Services, covering tuition, fees, books, and living costs.
Culinary Fusion Hits West Town, Smash Jibarito Serves Up Culture and Cuisine at Desert Hawk Bar on Division Street
Smash Jibarito, a pop-up known for combining smash burgers with jibarito sandwiches, is a hit at Desert Hawk Bar in West Town, Chicago, bringing a fresh culinary experience to the local bar scene.
Former 45th Ward Superintendent Charles Sikanich to Stand Trial on Weapons Charge in Cook County
A judge denied a motion to dismiss charges against Charles Sikanich, ex-45th Ward superintendent, for attempting to sell a WWII machine gun to an undercover agent. The defense argues the weapon is non-operational and a veteran's memento.
Riveting Courtroom Drama as Man Accused of Fatal New Year's Day Stabbing in Steger Claims Self-Defense
Testimony in Richard Proctor's trial reveals he claimed self-defense in a 2020 stabbing, but also that he allegedly sought to have a witness killed. His request to halt the trial due to mental strain was denied.
Chicago Public Schools to Prioritize Bus Services for Special Education Amid Driver Shortage, Mulls "Transportation Hub" System
Chicago Public Schools confirms transportation won't be guaranteed for general education students next year, considering a hub system amidst bus driver shortage and budget deficits.












