CTA train service increasing on several lines
The Chicago Transit Authority is working to improve wait times for commuters. Starting on Nov. 13, more trains will be scheduled on weekday Red, Orange and Pink Lines. While increase service will begin on Nov. 18 for Brown and Orange Lines.
The Chicago Transit Authority is working to improve wait times for commuters. Starting on Nov. 13, more trains will be scheduled on weekday Red, Orange and Pink Lines. While increase service will begin on Nov. 18 for Brown and Orange Lines.
Disney to start testing a combined Disney+ and Hulu app in December
Here’s when you can expect to see a combined Disney+ and Hulu app, according to Disney CEO Bob Iger.
Here’s when you can expect to see a combined Disney+ and Hulu app, according to Disney CEO Bob Iger.
Chicago elected school board plan stalls amid House, Senate divisions
A plan for Chicago’s newly elected school board has reached a stalemate in the waning days of the veto session.
A plan for Chicago’s newly elected school board has reached a stalemate in the waning days of the veto session.
Clissold Elementary completes expansion of pre-K programs to benefit young learners
A far South Side elementary school is celebrating the successful completion of a multi-year project aimed at enhancing its pre-K programs to better serve young learners.
A far South Side elementary school is celebrating the successful completion of a multi-year project aimed at enhancing its pre-K programs to better serve young learners.
South Side school completes expansion of pre-K programs to benefit young learners
A far South Side elementary school is celebrating the successful completion of a multi-year project aimed at enhancing its pre-K programs to better serve young learners.
A far South Side elementary school is celebrating the successful completion of a multi-year project aimed at enhancing its pre-K programs to better serve young learners.
Former CTA Retirement Plan clerk sentenced to prison for $356,000 fraud
A former employee of the Chicago CTA has been sentenced to one year in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement funds.
A former employee of the Chicago CTA has been sentenced to one year in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement funds.
Black McDonald's Operators donate 2,500 turkeys to Chicago area veterans and families
The lines were long at one Chicago area McDonald's Wednesday morning, but not for McMuffins or hash browns. Instead, it was all about turkey and the fixings.
The lines were long at one Chicago area McDonald's Wednesday morning, but not for McMuffins or hash browns. Instead, it was all about turkey and the fixings.
Black McDonald's Operators donate 2,500 turkey to veterans and families
The lines were long at one Chicago area McDonald's Wednesday morning, but not for McMuffins or hash browns. Instead, it was all about turkey and the fixings.
The lines were long at one Chicago area McDonald's Wednesday morning, but not for McMuffins or hash browns. Instead, it was all about turkey and the fixings.
'Bring Chicago Home' secures spot on March ballot
After passing in the City Council Tuesday, it will now be up to Chicago voters if high-end property sales should be taxed to help the city's homelessness issue.
After passing in the City Council Tuesday, it will now be up to Chicago voters if high-end property sales should be taxed to help the city's homelessness issue.
CTA Blue line service suspended after crash on Kennedy Expressway
There was no service between the Blue Line Rosemont and Jefferson Park Stations following a crash on the Kennedy Expressway. Debris from the crash landed on the tracks. Crews had to turn off the power to clear the way.
There was no service between the Blue Line Rosemont and Jefferson Park Stations following a crash on the Kennedy Expressway. Debris from the crash landed on the tracks. Crews had to turn off the power to clear the way.
Under new proposal, all Chicago Board of Education members would be elected by next year
Illinois Senate Democrats introduced a proposal Tuesday that would allow for the election of all 20 members of Chicago’s Board of Education next year.
Illinois Senate Democrats introduced a proposal Tuesday that would allow for the election of all 20 members of Chicago’s Board of Education next year.
New proposal would let voters choose Chicago Board of Education
Illinois Senate Democrats proposed a new way to select Chicago's Board of Education. The control of the board would be taken away from Mayor Brandon Johnson under the new proposal and left up to voters.
Illinois Senate Democrats proposed a new way to select Chicago's Board of Education. The control of the board would be taken away from Mayor Brandon Johnson under the new proposal and left up to voters.
‘Bring Chicago Home’ to reduce homelessness through tax on high-end property sales clears City Council
It’s now up to Chicago voters to decide whether to authorize the City Council to raise the real estate transfer tax on high-end property sales to confront the burgeoning problem of homelessness.
It’s now up to Chicago voters to decide whether to authorize the City Council to raise the real estate transfer tax on high-end property sales to confront the burgeoning problem of homelessness.
Chicago City Council delays vote on paid leave ordinance for workers
The Chicago City Council delayed its vote on a paid leave ordinance for workers.
The Chicago City Council delayed its vote on a paid leave ordinance for workers.
Alderpersons Emma Mitts and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa reconcile after physical altercation
In the midst of Tuesday’s City Hall chaos, a touching moment of reconciliation unfolded between Alderpersons Emma Mitts and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa.
In the midst of Tuesday’s City Hall chaos, a touching moment of reconciliation unfolded between Alderpersons Emma Mitts and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa.
Video captures offender throwing cinder block into Chicago business, stealing property
Thieves vandalized and burglarized at least a dozen businesses across a three-hour period overnight in Chicago.
Thieves vandalized and burglarized at least a dozen businesses across a three-hour period overnight in Chicago.
Alderpersons Emma Mitts and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa reconcile after physical altercation
In the midst of Tuesday?s City Hall chaos, a touching moment of reconciliation unfolded between Alderpersons Emma Mitts and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa.
In the midst of Tuesday?s City Hall chaos, a touching moment of reconciliation unfolded between Alderpersons Emma Mitts and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa.
Chaos ensues as Chicago protesters take over sanctuary city meeting
A special City Council meeting to discuss Chicago's sanctuary city status descended into chaos on Tuesday.
A special City Council meeting to discuss Chicago's sanctuary city status descended into chaos on Tuesday.
TikTok is shutting down its $2 billion Creator Fund
Here's how to make money on TikTok using the platform's newer Creativity Program.
Here's how to make money on TikTok using the platform's newer Creativity Program.
Raucous crowds flood Chicago City Council, shut down meeting over sanctuary city issue
A special City Council meeting to discuss Chicago's sanctuary city status descended into chaos on Tuesday.
A special City Council meeting to discuss Chicago's sanctuary city status descended into chaos on Tuesday.