A University of Chicago police shooting left the community looking for alternative ways to resolve conflict with people exhibiting mental health complications.
A University of Chicago police shooting left the community looking for alternative ways to resolve conflict with people exhibiting mental health complications.
Questions arise after a suspect shot by UChicago police on Tuesday was initially identified as suffering from a mental health condition.
Harold Washington, then an Illinois state legislator, introduced a bill to honor the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Ace Hotel Chicago’s closure is another loss for Black Millennials seeking safe spaces to unwind in the city’s segregated nightlife scene.
Without adequate support from Chicago city officials, many are worried that the COVID-19 proof of vaccination mandate will further hurt local Black businesses
This afternoon, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is expected to share updates about COVID-19 amid spikes in cases and concerns about the Omicron variant.
ESSAY | My family celebrated Christmas day like most Black families: with food, cards, music, the NBA and presents. But a unique family tradition showed me the true meaning of the holiday.
Chicago City Council approves $2.9M police misconduct settlement for Anjanette Young, a Chicago woman whose home was mistakenly raided two years ago.
Love & Nappyness, named after Chicago rapper Matt Muse’s 2019 EP, is in its third year and is currently collecting natural hair care, skin and personal hygiene products this holiday season for youth experiencing housing insecurity and formerly incarcerated people.
Prosecutor-led gun diversion programs are relatively new. Prosecutors that have deployed them in select municipalities hope that they can reduce violence and recidivism.