Collins High School hosts roundtable with local leaders to tackle educational challenges
Mayor Brandon Johnson took time to speak to some of the students, asking them questions about their goals for the future and talking about his administration's plans to work on improving public education.
Mayor Brandon Johnson took time to speak to some of the students, asking them questions about their goals for the future and talking about his administration's plans to work on improving public education.
New Uber safety feature: Chicago among first cities to test rider verification system
If you aren't verified, you're not banned from using the app. But, if the driver doesn't see the blue check mark, they could decide not to pick you up.
If you aren't verified, you're not banned from using the app. But, if the driver doesn't see the blue check mark, they could decide not to pick you up.
New Uber safety feature: Chicago among first cities to test rider verification system
Uber is launching a new safety feature to address safety concerns and Chicago is one of the first cities to test it out.
Uber is launching a new safety feature to address safety concerns and Chicago is one of the first cities to test it out.
Walgreens pharmacists rally for fair pay and conditions across Chicago area
The National Pharmacists Association-LIUNA (NPhA-LIUNA), representing nearly 900 Walgreens pharmacists in Chicagoland, will begin demonstrating at 46 Walgreens stores throughout the Chicago area starting Thursday.
The National Pharmacists Association-LIUNA (NPhA-LIUNA), representing nearly 900 Walgreens pharmacists in Chicagoland, will begin demonstrating at 46 Walgreens stores throughout the Chicago area starting Thursday.
Walgreens pharmacists demonstrating this month
The National Pharmacists Association-LIUNA (NPhA-LIUNA), representing nearly 900 Walgreens pharmacists in Chicagoland, will begin demonstrating at 46 Walgreens stores throughout the Chicago area starting Thursday.
The National Pharmacists Association-LIUNA (NPhA-LIUNA), representing nearly 900 Walgreens pharmacists in Chicagoland, will begin demonstrating at 46 Walgreens stores throughout the Chicago area starting Thursday.
Google fires 28 workers after anti-Israel protests at company offices
The fired Google employees were protesting Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion joint contract to provide cloud services for the Israeli government.
The fired Google employees were protesting Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion joint contract to provide cloud services for the Israeli government.
Chicago rideshare drivers demanding fair wages as passenger fares rise
Rideshare drivers in Chicago are taking to the streets over concerns about wages and passenger fares.
Rideshare drivers in Chicago are taking to the streets over concerns about wages and passenger fares.
Chicago rideshare drivers demanding fair wages as passenger fares rise
Rideshare drivers in Chicago are taking to the streets over concerns about wages and passenger fares.
Rideshare drivers in Chicago are taking to the streets over concerns about wages and passenger fares.
Chicago City Council extends e-scooter hours
Chicago's City Council has approved an extension of e-scooter operating hours on Wednesday, allowing rentals beyond midnight.
Chicago's City Council has approved an extension of e-scooter operating hours on Wednesday, allowing rentals beyond midnight.
Chicago City Council extends e-scooter hours
Chicago's City Council has approved an extension of e-scooter operating hours on Wednesday, allowing rentals beyond midnight.
Chicago's City Council has approved an extension of e-scooter operating hours on Wednesday, allowing rentals beyond midnight.
Local hero honored for saving retired Chicago firefighter: 'God was working through their hands'
An emergency call taker is being honored for being calm under pressure. Her actions gave a retired Chicago firefighter a second chance at life.
An emergency call taker is being honored for being calm under pressure. Her actions gave a retired Chicago firefighter a second chance at life.
Chicago tackles gun violence issues with new intelligence center
There is a new way the city will be tackling gun issues.
There is a new way the city will be tackling gun issues.
Police seek suspect who damaged CTA Red Line station
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who damaged CTA property last week on the Near North Side.
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who damaged CTA property last week on the Near North Side.
Chicago City Council to debate additional $70M in migrant funding today
Chicago City Council is expected to discuss a proposal for $70 million more in migrant funding.
Chicago City Council is expected to discuss a proposal for $70 million more in migrant funding.
Uber's Lost & Found Index: Here are the strangest things riders have forgotten
Uber unveiled its eighth annual Uber Lost & Found Index this week, offering a glimpse into the most surprising and frequently forgotten items left behind in Ubers worldwide.
Uber unveiled its eighth annual Uber Lost & Found Index this week, offering a glimpse into the most surprising and frequently forgotten items left behind in Ubers worldwide.
TikTok star Kyle Marisa Roth dead at 36
Popular TikTok creator Kyle Marisa Roth, who gained fame for her controversial Hollywood celebrity gossip videos, has died, her family confirmed. She was 36.
Popular TikTok creator Kyle Marisa Roth, who gained fame for her controversial Hollywood celebrity gossip videos, has died, her family confirmed. She was 36.
Chicago faith leaders demand police accountability in Dexter Reed shooting
Chicago's faith leaders are demanding accountability in the wake of the police shooting of Dexter Reed.
Chicago's faith leaders are demanding accountability in the wake of the police shooting of Dexter Reed.
Chicago Teachers Union reveals contract demands - here's what they're asking for
The Chicago Teachers Union officially released its contract demands Tuesday morning.
The Chicago Teachers Union officially released its contract demands Tuesday morning.
Phone down, eyes up: Illinois agencies emphasize safe driving ahead of Work Zone Awareness Week
Multiple Illinois agencies are urging drivers to exercise caution while behind the wheel ahead of National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Multiple Illinois agencies are urging drivers to exercise caution while behind the wheel ahead of National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Chicago's West Side receives $2M federal grant for transportation improvements
Some federal grant money has been announced to help reconnect communities on Chicago's West Side.
Some federal grant money has been announced to help reconnect communities on Chicago's West Side.