Celebrate Earth this weekend with runs, beach sweeps, nature walks, and Mount Trashmore. more
Chicago-area religious and community leaders are urging Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan to help provide financial relief for Illinois homeowners affected by the 2008 housing crisis. Connie Gates-Brown, an Illinois resident who was negatively affected by the financial crisis, said she and her husband both lost their government jobs after... more
The city had planned to close four mental health clinics, including North River. But a citizen's group rallied behind North River, and officials say it may remain open.
The Chicago Department of Public Health will close five of its 12 city mental health centers on Feb. 1, and local activists are campaigning to prevent that from happening.
The Chicago Department of Public Health will close five of its 12 city mental health centers on Feb. 1, and local activists are campaigning to prevent that from happening.
Two city public schools are listed among the U.S. News & World Report's Top 100 prep schools in the nation. One school also won a national award for excelling under the No Child Left Behind Act.
Two city public schools are listed among the U.S. News & World Report's Top 100 prep schools in the nation. One school also won a national award for excelling under the No Child Left Behind Act.
North West residents vote to raise taxes to fund the North River Mental Health Center. The tax increase will raise $500,000 for the project.
North West Side residents are rallying voters to approve a referendum that would raise taxes to fund free mental health services for residents. The measure will appear on the ballots in 103 precincts.
Residents affected by the storm of Sept. 13 and 14 can file for aid at a new Federal Emergency Management Administration office in Albany Park.
The freshman orientation program, an unconventional start to the school year, includes trust-building exercises as well as logic games and tie-tying lessons.
Driver charged with intent to deliver