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City Files Lawsuit
Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced that the City of Chicago has filed a federal lawsuit to prevent President Donald Trump’s Justice Department from making a federal crime prevention grant that is… Read more
Avoid These Hosting Mistakes at your Next Big Bash
While everyone wants to feel special when attending a party at a friend or relative’s home, few people want to feel singled out because they have diabetes. And seeing that… Read more
CTA to Offer Students Free CTA Rides on First Day of School
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) announced CTA will again this year provide all students and accompanying adults with free bus and train rides on the first day of Chicago Public Schools’… Read more
Chicago, Suburban Cook Celebrate Completion of North Branch Trail
Cook County bike riders, hikers and explorers now can now feel free to enjoy a full 22 miles of nature and wildlife with the newly-completed southern extension of the Forest… Read more
Funding to Help Future Energy Jobs
A combination of six business associations and social institutions have been named as recipients of funding for the development and administration of future energy jobs training as a part of… Read more
Guide to a Last-Minute Summer Getaway
August is here and most of us are gearing up for that long-awaited getaway! Whether you are heading to a faraway, tropical island or packing up the car for an… Read more
Youth Celebrate Completion of Summer Jobs Program
Mayor Rahm Emanuel joined One Summer Chicago youth working at an urban garden job site to congratulate them on completing the 2017 jobs program. For the past seven weeks, 31,000… Read more
Olivet Announces Transfer Agreement with Morton College
Olivet Nazarene University (ONU) and Morton College have announced a new partnership agreement that will allow students to seamlessly transfer from the community college and begin pursuing a four-year baccalaureate… Read more
Career Launch Pilot Showcases Positive Impacts
By: Ashmar Mandou In the heart of the Back-of-the-Yards community, there is a program making a profound impact on at-risk youth. During a press conference outside of Centro Tepeyac, located… Read more
Worst Immigration Legislation Ever
by Daniel Nardini With much fanfare, U.S. President Donald Trump cast his support for legislation that would make U.S. immigration system into a merit-based immigration system followed by reducing legal… Read more »