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With dozens of sites in Illinois designated as part of the Underground Railroad, this 3-day trip itinerary includes a sweeping range of locations. → Read More
The Chicago Tribune Underground Railroad series puts a spotlight on Illinois journeys of freedom seekers. → Read More
Isis Gullette, Unique Moore and Christal Westmoreland are CHA residents that have been studying filmmaking at DePaul's "Become a Filmmaker" program for years. This Memorial Day weekend they came back from their first Cannes Film Festival experience thanks to Chaz Ebert. → Read More
The Tribune is hoping to document Underground Railroad sites in Illinois. → Read More
We spoke with playwright Christina Anderson and star Christiana Clark about what they want us to see in the work. → Read More
Petterino's bartender Terrence Wilson will give away 500 meals at the Chicago restaurant on Christmas as part of his mission and ministry to help others. → Read More
The National Youth Advocate Program started the call center to help people deal with substance abuse, mental health and other crises. → Read More
This holiday, Patricio Collera celebrates a new lease on life with a new lung and liver thanks to Northwestern Medicine’s first successful combined lung-liver transplant. → Read More
A report aims to empower residents to better advocate for policies that help community members maintain their housing. → Read More
Over the last two years, dozens of high school teams have registered for flag football and the Chicago Bears are hopeful the continued growth will lead to the sport becoming an IHSA sanctioned sport by 2024. → Read More
Individuals may pride themselves on their uniqueness. But what if that uniqueness worked against you in the literal sense? → Read More
“The thing about poetry is it is more popular during times of social upheaval and turmoil,” winner Angela Jackson said. → Read More
Among the highlights: the highest graduation rate in over a decade, driven by gains for Black and Hispanic students. → Read More
A breast cancer diagnosis is never easy, but it’s especially difficult when you’re unable to find the treatment and care you need. → Read More
Chicago-based 3Arts honored the 15th anniversary of the 3Arts Awards with nearly $500,000 in unrestricted grants to local artists. → Read More
The documentary looks at his life and work, from his activist roots to his eulogy at George Floyd's funeral. "What I try to tell young activists is 'don’t have the noise be the end, have it be the means to the end.'" → Read More
DoorDash’s Accelerator for Local Goods program provides grants and development for Chicagoland businesses Nemi Snacks, Herby Pop and Lorenzo's Frozen Pudding. → Read More
The 43-story high-rise is being constructed using a new state incentive designed to boost affordable housing. → Read More
"Light through the Trees: Photographs at the Morton Arboretum" by Peter Vagt honors the 100th anniversary of the Morton Arboretum. → Read More
Local author Erika Sanchez, the author of "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter" has a new book out, the memoir "Crying in the Bathroom." → Read More