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Footwork and juke continue to be the cornerstone of the Bud Billiken Parade

Footwork and juke continue to be the cornerstone of the Bud Billiken Parade

By RomeJ

‘The Q,’ once a backyard cookout, has become a popular Black Chicago kickback

‘The Q,’ once a backyard cookout, has become a popular Black Chicago kickback

By RomeJ

A mother’s search for answers: Nolan Wells’ family wants to know exactly what happened to him

A mother’s search for answers: Nolan Wells’ family wants to know exactly what happened to him

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Inside UnBlocked Englewood: Tonika Lewis Johnson’s vision for healing one South Side block

Inside UnBlocked Englewood: Tonika Lewis Johnson’s vision for healing one South Side block

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Council recap: Mayor Johnson’s tipped workers veto survives, says that extremism shouldn’t exist in any space

Council recap: Mayor Johnson’s tipped workers veto survives, says that extremism shouldn’t exist in any space

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Sam Bailey joining OTV’s board is a full-circle moment

Sam Bailey joining OTV’s board is a full-circle moment

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Alders reject proposal to fine parents if their children violate curfew, drag race

Alders reject proposal to fine parents if their children violate curfew, drag race

By Tonia Hill

Leaders on Gov. Pritzker’s proposed budget: Illinois is thriving, but Black communities are still struggling

Leaders on Gov. Pritzker’s proposed budget: Illinois is thriving, but Black communities are still struggling

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Chicago’s hemp community urges Mayor Brandon Johnson to veto prohibition-style ordinance

Chicago’s hemp community urges Mayor Brandon Johnson to veto prohibition-style ordinance

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How are Illinois politicians responding to escalating aggression by immigration agents in Minnesota

How are Illinois politicians responding to escalating aggression by immigration agents in Minnesota

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CPS cancels classes on Friday due to extreme cold

CPS cancels classes on Friday due to extreme cold

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Alders reject proposal to fine parents if their children violate curfew, drag race

By Tonia Hill

Cook County Public Defender’s new community legal hub to expand legal resources for South Siders

By Tonia Hill

City sues Trump administration over new restrictions to federal emergency response grants

By Tonia Hill

Illinois and Chicago file lawsuit against Trump administration over its ‘unlawful and dangerous’ tactics during Midway Blitz

Illinois and Chicago file lawsuit against Trump administration over its ‘unlawful and dangerous’ tactics during Midway Blitz

By Tonia Hill

ICE fatally shot woman in Minneapolis; Chicago will protest tonight in solidarity

ICE fatally shot woman in Minneapolis; Chicago will protest tonight in solidarity

By Tiffany Walden

Chicago youth justice advocates to host annual ‘Loud and Lit Up’ rally to demand that incarcerated youth be released

Chicago youth justice advocates to host annual ‘Loud and Lit Up’ rally to demand that incarcerated youth be released

By Tonia Hill

Mayor Brandon Johnson joins GoodKids MadCity’s holiday food distribution in West Englewood

Mayor Brandon Johnson joins GoodKids MadCity’s holiday food distribution in West Englewood

By Tonia Hill