Harold Dawson will perform a blend of R&B and Smooth Jazz on Sunday, October 25, at Arcada Theatre, followed by chart-topping classics from The...

A federal judge in Mississippi has rejected an effort by the Trump administration to shut down a lawsuit brought by the NAACP against Elon...

As Chicago prepares for a new era of school governance, WVON 1690 AM and VON TV are bringing the conversation directly to families whose...

Chicagoans will participate in their first-ever fully elected school board race on November 3, choosing 20 representatives and a citywide president to oversee the district.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will miss the rest of the NFL season after doctors diagnosed him with blood clots in both lungs. His agent and the team expect a full recovery.

Six Lakewood police officers faced discipline after an investigation found retaliation and harassment against colleagues involved in a probe into racist and homophobic comments.

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch ruled the police shooting that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley was “justified,” despite the family’s disputed account and continued calls for transparency.

Barack Obama accused the Trump administration of targeting Rep. Ilhan Omar over her criticism of President Donald Trump, challenging the allegations behind the citizenship investigation and warning of consequences for future administrations.

Hope Chicago celebrated five years of providing debt-free college pathways to local families at a gala that raised $1.5 million. The organization now plans to focus on strengthening ties between education and employment in Illinois.

The official release of an A$AP Rocky deep cut, a deluxe edition by Tierra Whack and Afropop by OWO highlight this week's new music roundup.

Chicago’s hotel strike is expanding, with workers at the Hilton Chicago and Hyatt Regency Chicago joining an ongoing labor dispute over wages, healthcare, pensions...

Jury selection has begun in the federal hate crimes trial of Payton Gendron, the white supremacist who killed 10 Black people in a racially motivated shooting at a Buffalo supermarket in 2022. Gendron, who is already serving life in prison, could face the federal death penalty if convicted.