Chicago artist Brian Sykes presents a collaborative exhibition at Beverly Arts Center highlighting the Black experience through music, storytelling, and visual art.
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Moraine Valley proves college dreams start close to home
Moraine Valley celebrates Community College Month, highlighting affordable pathways, career training and transfer opportunities while inviting the community to explore campus programs.
Gofundme started for Bridgeview hit-and-run victim
A gofundme campaign has been started for the Chicago man killed early Sunday when he was hit by a car while crossing Harlem Avenue in Bridgeview.
SBA opens disaster loan centers for August storms
Residents and businesses damaged by August 2025 storms can apply for federal disaster loans at SBA centers across Chicago and six northeastern Illinois counties.
ARCHER AVENUE DRIVERS PAY $1.20 MORE PER GALLON THAN JANUARY
Gas prices on Archer Avenue have jumped $1.20 per gallon since January. Chicago’s fuel tax makes the pain sharper than suburbs.
Late Nite Catechism Brings Catholic School Comedy Back To Beverly
Interactive comedy Late Nite Catechism returns to Chicago’s Beverly Arts Center March 21 for a one-night show packed with laughs and audience participation.
Porfirio recognized for veterans’ suicide prevention efforts
State Sen. Mike Porfirio has been recognized by the National Veterans Mental Health Leadership Coalition as its 2025 National Innovator of the Year.
Sheriff Dart program provides seniors with cell phones
The Cook County Sheriff’s Office created the Cell Phone for Seniors Program to provide free emergency 911 cell phones to seniors.
Voters face host of races in March 17 primary
Illinois voters are already early voting in state, county and local races in the March 17 primary election.
Early voting expands to all 50 city wards
Early voting expanded on Monday to all 50 Chicago wards for the upcoming March 17 primary election in Illinois.
