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By: Eunice Alpasan
Vincenzo Vitelli, a physicist at the University of Chicago, and Kaiyu Guan, an environmental scientist at the University of Illinois, were among a group of 20 fellows chosen for this year’s MacArthur Fellows Program. Recipients receive a “no-strings-attached” $800,000 award.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Early voting for the November general election kicks off Thursday at two locations in downtown Chicago, with more early voting locations across the city expected to open later this month.
By: Eunice Alpasan
The vote comes after journalists at the suburban newspaper announced efforts in August to form a union following the layoffs of a dozen staffers. The layoffs occurred less than two months after the publication was acquired by Tribune Publishing.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Federal officials and addiction specialists in the Chicago area are sounding the alarm on a highly potent and addictive drug that can be found at gas stati
By: Eunice Alpasan
“The Living Canvas” at the Bridgeport Art Center will feature 15 Chicago-area artists whose clients will model tattoos. The formal event will have a jazz band, living paintings, tattoo artist seminars, a live piercing demonstration and more.
By: Eunice Alpasan
The 16th annual Open House Chicago will be held this weekend. The lineup features more than 200 sites across more than 30 neighborhoods. Adam Rubin, senior director of public engagement at the Chicago Architecture Center, joined “Chicago Tonight” to give a preview.
By: Eunice Alpasan
The combined health systems, if approved, would operate under the Rush name, according to an announcement. Together, the unified system would have more than 46,000 employees and serve more than 2 million patients annually, according to the hospitals.
By: Eunice Alpasan
A new report examines 20 years of data to examine systemic economic barriers in North Lawndale and the role community-based reentry and work development programs can play in helping lower recidivism rates.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Track work is set to begin at 4 a.m. Saturday. Regular service is scheduled to resume at 4 a.m. Monday following completion of the work and required testing. Shuttle buses will operate around the affected area.
By: Eunice Alpasan
Chicago steppin’ originated in the 1940s as a style of dancing called bopping, but evolved into steppin’ after Chatman noticed a friend breaking away from his partner and walking back toward her. Chatman then took to the mic and encouraged his friend to “step on.”
