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The Chicago City Council could vote on Wednesday to override Mayor Brandon Johnson?s veto of an ordinance allowing for temporary curfews for teenagers aimed at preventing large gatherings that have at times turned violent.

A galaxy that has remained unchanged for 7 billion years has just been discovered by astronomers, and it offers a glimpse into cosmic history. These unique galactic finds are called "fossil galaxies." Adler Planetarium astronomer Dr. Mike Zevin explains what these are.

The Bachelor made headlines last year when it launched a spinoff of their infamous dating show for a more mature group of contestants, if you will, aptly titled "The Golden Bachelor and Bachelorette." Local contestant Jordan Heller dives into his experience on the show.

Momma Ethel, a proud lifelong resident of Dolton who just celebrated her 90th birthday! For her big milestone, she had one special wish: to ride in a fire truck. Thanks to Mayor Jason House, the Board of Trustees, our Village Clerk, and the Dolton Fire Department, that wish came true in a surprise she'll never forget.

Sleep divorce has become a topic that's changing how couples think about rest and relationships. Spokesperson for the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Former Board President Dr. James Rowley explains what sleep divorce really means and why more couples are openly choosing to sleep apart.

AI is changing the way we work, from automating everyday tasks to helping us make sense of big data, but there's one thing it still can't do: be human. HIREWELL partner James Hornick explains the growing importance of human skills like empathy and how you can showcase them in your career.

Dan Rivera, the longtime investigator and handler of Annabelle, has died. Police said there's nothing suspicious about his death; however, his death is now raising questions among paranormal believers about what happens next.

Jenni Smith of ?R? Public House shares what makes the Jarvis Square Music and Arts Festival a one-of-a-kind celebration of local art, music, and community in Rogers Park.

A restaurant and lounge at the center of a Chicago mass shooting is closing. Artis in River North made the announcement last night on social media.

A restaurant at the center of a mass shooting in Chicago's River North neighborhood is closing.

The Chicago Park District has concluded its internal review into a former lifeguard who allegedly shot two unarmed teens, killing one of them last month in Douglass Park.