Chicago City Council Committee Rejects Private Arbitration for Police Misconduct, Sets Stage for Legal Showdown With FOP
The Chicago City Council committee rejected an arbitration ruling that would allow police misconduct cases to bypass public scrutiny, sparking a potential legal battle with the police union.
Chicago Bears' Stadium Search Continues Amid Soldier Field Parking Lot and Arlington Heights Proposals
The Chicago Bears are considering multiple sites, including next to Soldier Field, for a potential new stadium, amidst Arlington Heights plans moving forward. Local opposition and city interest persist.
Chicago Artists Transform Plastic Waste Into Fashion Statements and Art, Igniting a Creative Crusade for Sustainability
Chicago artists and environmentalists are turning plastic waste into valuable art, with a fashion show and artworks highlighting sustainable practices and creative reuse.
Chicago's National Public Housing Museum Sheds Light on America's Eviction Crisis with "Evicted" Exhibit
The "Evicted" exhibit at the National Public Housing Museum in Chicago delves into America's eviction crisis, displaying personal stories and highlighting the hardship of housing insecurity.
Chicago Theological Seminary Chronicles Civil Rights Era Through Rev. Jesse Jackson Oral History Project
The Chicago Theological Seminary is launching an oral history project featuring Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Civil Rights movement in Chicago, set to be shared online and at the Chicago History Museum.












