Attacking the hunger problem in America head on this weekend will be a host of volunteers from churches, government agencies, community, business, and civic groups that will offer 70,000 pounds of free groceries to families in the North Lawndale community
According to his brother, Dannie Marchan was a good father, a loving brother and a man who lived to be a Chicago policeman. But Dannie Marchan took his own life Monday and the life of his 7-year-old daughter.
Anna Langford, the first Black women elected to the Chicago City Council, died Wednesday in her Englewood home after a bout with lung cancer. She was 90.
A new coalition of 22 major medical groups is warning about the risk for deadly disease outbreaks unless public confidence in vaccine safety is restored.
Alton Lind Logan is receiving a lot of help from people interested in seeing him get back on his feet. One of those persons is Dorothy Brown, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County. “Logan’s dramatic story speaks volumes about the cracks in
Illinois Lottery Acting Superintendent Jodie Winnett and President of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater Illinois Chapter Lynda Chott, announced the release of a new instant ticket that will fund research aimed at developing preventative mea
The Cook County Department of Building and Zoning has implemented a permit and help hotline to assist property owners in unincorporated Cook County with permits and other property issues following the recent historical rainfalls. To determine if you need
