The Catholic community in Chicago mourns the death of Most Rev. Raymond E. Goedert, 96, whose legacy was marred by his admission of failing to report the abuse by priests.

Chicago's Anti-Cruelty Society's fee-waiving adoption campaign helps lower dog kennel occupancy, as Governor Pritzker promotes adopting amid increased euthanasia rates.

The Columbia College Chicago adjunct faculty strike over cuts and budget issues disrupts classes, as students face challenges with replacement teachers and educational quality concerns.

Over 200,000 people are expected at the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe pilgrimage in Des Plaines, where a renovated chapel will be blessed following fire damage earlier in the year.

Dr. Stuart Levin, a respected figure at Rush University Medical Center, passed away at 88. He was known for his exceptional work in infectious diseases, his advocacy for equitable healthcare, and his mentorship to many in the medical field.

DePaul University launches a research project using eye-tracking technology and heartbeat analysis to understand how public spaces impact different individuals emotionally and equitably, funded by a $750,000 NSF grant.

The Chicago Marathon expects a record 50,000 runners after 123,000 applied. Selected runners were notified, with charity program spots still open. The event raised $30.4 million last year and aims higher for 2024.

Chicago Park District seeks summer lifeguards, offers training and tests.

Chicago charter schools face a teacher strike over contract disputes and resources.

Study reveals only 30 of CPS students complete a bachelors in four years.

AG Raoul leads coalition to back Idaho transgender students rights.

Comedy educators at The Second City may strike over unfair pay.

Migrants at Chicago station told to leave amidst cold.