The original screening was set to take place in September but was canceled after the library demanded thousands in security ...
To mark its bicentennial, the Brooklyn Museum highlights the pieces that have shaped its collection—and the foundational art ...
A man was charged with robbing a 65-year-old man at gunpoint in Chinatown earlier this week. Willie Greenwood, 27, was arrested around 11:43 p.m. Wednesday in the 200 block of West 23rd Street. He was ...
Chicago Public Library’s Thomas Hughes Children’s Library inside the Harold Washington Library Center (c) City of Chicago Located on the second floor of the iconic Harold Washington Library Center, ...
As Chicago Public Schools on Friday celebrated the launch of a plan intended to improve academic outcomes for Black students, a national group filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of ...
The community of White Settlement is abuzz with anticipation as the White Settlement Public Library prepares to roll out its latest offering for young minds: the TinkerLab program. Geared towards ...
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Thursday is the last day to submit a story about how a Chicago Public Library has impacted your life. Its for the library system's campaign called "Lifelong Learning". It includes ...
The debate over the proposed borrowing has also exposed the significant lack of trust between Johnson and some members of the City Council, who accused him without evidence of attempting to borrow ...
Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago PILSEN – When 25th Ward officials announced the reopening of a controversial Pilsen bar at a public meeting last week, I wasn’t allowed to hear what neighbors had to say ...
The April 1 election for Streamwood village president sees Poplar Creek Library Trustee Asad Khan challenging nine-term incumbent Billie Roth for the opportunity to lead the village through the ...
A 2023 survey from the Chicago Department of Public Health showed at least 10.8 percent of Chicagoans were living with Long COVID. Low-income, Black, Latine, transgender and disabled people ...
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