“We can’t stop the kids from coming, but we can stop conflicts from arising when they do come,” said James Mitchell, field manager for Metropolitan Peace Initiatives’ Crisis Prevention and Response ...

A round of political text messages are circulating in Chicago after the mayor’s veto on a youth curfew ordinance. Experts say ...

Today, the Chicago City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance that would give the Chicago Police superintendent sole ...

I think it’s safe to say that the 2027 Chicago election season is starting to simmer a bit. Political actors and agitators ...

The summit, now in its third year, continues its calls against displacement and affordable housing on Chicago’s South Side.

Think Outside Da Block held its 12th annual bike ride on June 13; about 500 people rode through some of Englewood’s hot crime ...

This month’s No Kings march ended peacefully, organizers say city planning and a notable lack of riot gear led to the success ...

Ald. Monique Scott voted “yes” on the ordinance. During the debate, she shared that she, as a single mom, doesn’t allow her ...

Iris Haastrup, 20, rising junior at Wellesley College and member of Youth for Black Lives: “I think that it’s really important for Black and Indigenous people to be together as one, kind of referring ...

Nearly two weeks after a private meeting between city officials, the property owner and residents about the unlivable conditions of the building at 6952-58 S. Paxton Ave. in South Shore, the city has ...

Ro Moore is a dad of two from the South Side. He now lives with his family in Naperville where he’s raised his now 18-year-old daughter. Aside from playing sports, as a teen he stayed out of the way ...