Chicago Teen's Freezer Death Case Settlement Reached, Details Kept Secret
After years of anguish, a settlement has been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit filed in connection with the tragic 2017 death of 19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins, who was found deceased in a hotel freezer. However, the opacity and uncertainty surrounding the details of the case continue to stir public interest.
Chicago's Second Generation Restaurant Closes its Doors, Owners to Focus on Mott St
After a five-year run in Logan Square, the owners of Second Generation have decided to close the restaurant and refocus their energies on their first establishment, Mott St. The Asian-American inspired eatery struggled to make its mark in the post-pandemic landscape.
Chicago's AG Leads 13-State Backing of EPA's Plan to Tackle Dangerous Lead Dust, Calls for National Protection
Attorney General Kwame Raoul leads a coalition of 13 attorneys general in supporting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) efforts to strengthen dust-lead hazard standards and improve post-abatement clearance levels, aiming to reduce adverse health effects in low-income communities.
