Roz Edward

To fulfill Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.’s vision of ensuring every high school student graduates with both a diploma and voter registration card, State Senator...

Gov. JB Pritzker today signed into law landmark legislation pushed by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas to protect homeowners from losing their equity through...

Chicago's iconic food festival returns to Grant Park July 8–12 with award-winning chefs, free entertainment, local restaurants, family programming and new cultural experiences  The City of Chicago's iconic Taste...

4-Star Certified Welcoming designation recognizes Chicago’s leadership in advancing immigrant inclusion, equitable access, and civic participation.  As the City of Chicago celebrates National Immigrant Heritage Month, it has...

Face it. Chances are you’ll be up-close and personal at some point during Atlanta's summer months with people you'll want to get to know...

One Night Only: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM   Featuring works by Michael Tilson Thomas, Florence Price, Jessie Montgomery, John Williams, and more The Chicago...

by Edmond W. Davis It may be what his rise says about the rest of us. On June 12, 2026, Musk crossed a financial threshold no...

How Geography and Politics Obstructed the Celebration of Juneteenth. After Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signed an executive order on May 24, 2024 and West Virginia...

The name Khafra is derived from an ancient African king—an Egyptian pharaoh credited with building the Giza Pyramid. His likeness was the inspiration for...

Why is the Annie E. Casey Foundation CEO and president so good at what she does? It’s simple - or at least she makes...