The 28th Ward aldermanic race is heating up as Ald. Jason Ervin, the incumbent, is no longer running unopposed in the race.
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Chicago’s 24th Ward is regarded as an important place in Black Chicago history. However, the ward is still suffering from decades-long neglect and poverty.
Judicial ruling happens the day before cash bail was set to be revoked in parts of Illinois, including Cook County.
Cash bail will still end in Cook County, and other parts of the state, on Jan. 1, 2023.
Postponement of Interim Principal Abdul Muhammad’s contract is latest development in the wake of assistant principal being fired earlier this year
Willie Wilson’s political consultant Rickey Hendon allegedly called Ja’Mal Green’s team to bribe them to drop the challenge.
A Chicago Department of Public Health report shows that AIDS still proportionately affects Black Chicagoans
Many people prefer voting by mail because it gives them time to research all the candidates and offices, according to the Chicago Board of Elections.
Following a racist ventriloquist performance, a town hall was slated for Nov. 9—but then the bar’s manager was hospitalized and it was postponed.
This new Black-owned downtown restaurant offers cool vibes and healthy food choices.