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06-08-2025 Vol 1985

Category: Local News

The Fight Against Racial Segregation in Chicago Cemeteries

The Fight Against Racial Segregation in Chicago Cemeteries

In May 1963, an estimated 2,000 people marched to Oak Woods Cemetery on Chicago’s South Side to protest against racial…
Expansion of Project Safe Neighborhoods Announced for Chicago’s Economic Hubs

Expansion of Project Safe Neighborhoods Announced for Chicago’s Economic Hubs

The U.S. Attorney’s Office has announced a significant expansion of Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) in Chicago, now extending its focus…
Chicago Teachers Union Pushes Against Charter Schools and Public School Choice

Chicago Teachers Union Pushes Against Charter Schools and Public School Choice

The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is launching another offensive against public charter schools, a move that potentially jeopardizes school choice…
Say Their Names Mapping Project to Host Community Salon in Woodlawn

Say Their Names Mapping Project to Host Community Salon in Woodlawn

WOODLAWN — The Say Their Names mapping project, which documents the lives of Black individuals lost to police violence, is…
New Bill Aims to Protect Minors from Being Named in Eviction Notices in Illinois

New Bill Aims to Protect Minors from Being Named in Eviction Notices in Illinois

In Illinois, a new legislative proposal is nearing approval that seeks to amend eviction laws to prevent landlords from naming…
Chicago Sports Alliance Donates $1.5 Million to Combat Gun Violence

Chicago Sports Alliance Donates $1.5 Million to Combat Gun Violence

The Chicago Sports Alliance (CSA), a collaborative initiative involving the Chicago Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs, and White Sox, has announced…
Chicago Police Superintendent Pushes for Authority to Impose Snap Curfews Amid City Council Debate

Chicago Police Superintendent Pushes for Authority to Impose Snap Curfews Amid City Council Debate

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling expressed his desire for increased authority to declare short-term ‘snap curfews’ across the city, a…
Chicago to Improve Safety for Blind Pedestrians with Accessible Signals

Chicago to Improve Safety for Blind Pedestrians with Accessible Signals

In a significant victory for blind and low vision pedestrians, a federal court has mandated that the City of Chicago…
Festival Season Kicks Off in Chicago with Over 60 Exciting Events This Summer

Festival Season Kicks Off in Chicago with Over 60 Exciting Events This Summer

As the temperatures rise, Chicago has officially welcomed the vibrant festival season, showcasing a remarkable array of events celebrating art,…
Struggles of Essence Nelson: A Tale of Displacement and Unmet Promises in Chicago’s South Shore

Struggles of Essence Nelson: A Tale of Displacement and Unmet Promises in Chicago’s South Shore

Essence Nelson, a 26-year-old single mother, is facing the harsh realities of life after a devastating fire forced her from…
Grubhub Celebrates Resilience of Chicago Restaurants Established in 2020

Grubhub Celebrates Resilience of Chicago Restaurants Established in 2020

Grubhub recently made headlines by awarding cash prizes to 31 Chicago area restaurants that opened during the tumultuous year of…
UNCF Chicago to Host 25th Annual Black & White Ball with a $1 Million Scholarship Goal

UNCF Chicago to Host 25th Annual Black & White Ball with a $1 Million Scholarship Goal

In a momentous year celebrating its 81st anniversary, the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Chicago is gearing up for the…