Leo Catholic High School Resurrects Old School Quiz Show to Celebrate Black History Month
Leo Catholic High School students challenged each other during its second annual, Know Your Black History Contest and African American History celebration
South Community Art Center Presents: Sapphire and Crystals
The work in this exhibition revisits that past and pays tribute to those Sisters whom we miss: Marva Jolly, Margaret Burroughs, Renee Townsend, Venus Blue, Francis Parks, Anna Tyler, Annie Lee and Mary Reed Daniels.
Want to live longer? Eat this
This snack may help you avoid a life-threatening mishap.
Suburban Mom Offers Heart Month Gift to Southeast Side Newborns
Hospital worker hand-knits baby hats to raise awareness about heart disease
Applications for the Chicago Conservation Leadership Corps (CCLC) program
SCA is now accepting applications for the Chicago Conservation Leadership Corps (CCLC) program, a partnership between SCA, the Cook County Forest Preserves and Friends of the Forest Preserves.
FRY THE COOP, BRINGS NASHVILLE HOT CHICKEN TO CHICAGO WITH NEW LOCAL HOTSPOT
A new restaurant Fry the Coop is the destination for Nashville Hot Chicken, in nearby Oak Lawn! Fry the Coop is located at 5128 W. 95th Street, Oak Lawn, Illinois 60453.
Dr. Rose Jackson, Passes
Dr. Rosemary Robinson Jackson, Chicago educator, business woman and community leader, unexpectedly died Wednesday at the age of 71, succumbing to cancer.
Community Health Workers See How You Can Work as Research Advocates!
The UIC Center for Clinical and Translational Science is seeking Community Health Workers to participate in a training on research evaluation.
City picks route for Red Line Extension
Planning for the long-promised southern extension of the Red Line to 130th Street took a step forward last week as the city chose a preferred route.
Can this common medication cause a DUI?
Before you get behind the wheel, read this physician’s advice.