As state legislators debate prescription drug reform this spring, the Illinois Primary Health Care Association, on behalf of Illinois’ 56 community health centers, is proposing legislation to end ...

Several new babies were born, hatched and morphed at Brookfield Zoo Chicago Zoo since January, including Humboldt penguin ...

The Triton College Alumni Association will induct four recipients into the college’s Wall of Fame this spring. This honor is awarded to individuals who have gone above and beyond in their community ...

WBEZ Chicago is announcing the release of the latest season of the critically acclaimed podcast Making. This season, titled Stories Without End, premieres on April 8 and takes listeners on a ...

The City of Chicago flourishes upon an invisible bridge connecting the City with all who enter. The bridge is a “right of way” which includes maintenance of Chicago’s streets, emergency services, ...

With our recent acquisition of the ChicagoNet and Netenant Nationwide ISP Group, (One of the largest, oldest and most respected Independent ISP’s headquartered in Chicago), Lawndale is once again in a ...

The City of Chicago’s Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC) is celebrating National 9-1-1 Education Month ...

Choose Chicago announced that Kristen Reynolds, a highly respected leader in the travel and tourism industry, will serve as the organization’s new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective May ...

El Programa Preuniversitario de Ciencias e Ingeniería de Chicago (ChiS&E), líder nacional en educación STEM desde Kindergarten hasta 12.º grado, da la bienvenida a una nueva clase de futuros ...

Tucked in a small habitat in Shedd Aquarium’s Polar Play Zone, a group of tiny orange-brown sea stars tell a much bigger story. Over the past year, Shedd has been raising critically endangered ...

Andrew S. Boutros, who served as a federal prosecutor in Chicago for nearly eight years before entering private law practice, ...

Grant applicants and workers are suffering from the burden of relying on volunteers to grade ICIJA grant applications,” said ...