Venezuelan Asylum-Seeker's Struggle for Son's Birth Certificate Exposes Overloaded Chicago Social Service System
Yolexi Cubillan's journey as a Venezuelan migrant highlights the difficulties faced in obtaining governmental assistance for her US-born son, Derick. Despite the hurdles, Yolexi remains committed to providing a better future for her child.
Chicago's Migrant Crisis Demands Aid: State and Federal Support Urged as City Struggles with Funding and Shelter
As Chicago grapples with winter approaching and thousands of migrants in need of shelter, State leaders have shown reluctance to quickly provide new funding, putting more pressure on Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration and the need for federal help.
Chicago Meteorology Legend Tom Skilling Retires, Leaving a Lasting Legacy for Future Weathercasters
Tom Skilling, chief meteorologist and staple of WGN-TV, has announced his retirement after a 45-year career, leaving an indelible mark in weather broadcasting and setting the stage for a new generation of meteorologists.
Fahlstrom's Fresh Fish Market Vies for Comeback in Evanston Despite Fundraising Hurdles
Chicago restaurateur Glenn Fahlstrom is working to revive his namesake fish market and restaurant in suburban Evanston, though funding obstacles may hinder his progress. The veteran seafood merchant plans to reestablish his Fahlstrom's Fresh Fish Market, this time as a hybrid tavern, oyster bar, and counter-service fish market that will likely generate nostalgic buzz.
Aurora Gears Up for City of Lights Film Festival Debut Featuring Cannes and Tribeca Favorites
Aurora, the City of Lights, is set to host its first-ever film festival in November, bringing an array of acclaimed movies from prestigious events like Cannes, Tribeca, Berlin, and Chicago International Film Festivals for a two-day cinematic extravaganza.
Faith and Blue 2023 Marquee Event Unites Chicago Faith Leaders and Law Enforcement for Community Harmony
At the Faith and Blue 2023 Marquee event, faith, community, and law enforcement leaders gathered to learn how to better work together for nonviolence and peace within their communities.
Chicago Mourns Unexpected Loss of Respected Fire Captain
As the city of Chicago mourns the unexpected passing of Captain/EMT Patrick K. Fleming, the Chicago Fire Department commemorates his service to the community during a poignant final walk-through on October 12, hosting a solemn event to honor and remember a dedicated public servant.
Chicago Cop Runs Marathon in Full Uniform, Raises Over $160K for Fallen Officers' Foundation
Chicago Police Officer James Mendoza runs the entire 26.2 miles of the Chicago Marathon in full uniform and tactical gear, raising over $160,000 for the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation and honoring the city's fallen and critically injured first responders.












