Johnson voiced support for a citywide moratorium on data centers, but stopped short of opposing the quantum campus.

This story was originally published by the Chicago Reader. The Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) is extending a pilot program that provides incarcerated people with 775 minutes of free phone ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is using a little-known legal motion to remove asylum-seekers without a hearing to ...

Ahead of Labor Day, James Barrett, professor emeritus of history at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Lilia ...

For this issue and the center of our September Third Thursday, we’re writing ode poems. Start thinking about the person, place, or thing that holds weight in your life and let the adornments flow.

This story was originally published by the Chicago Reader. he Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) is extending a pilot ...

This story was first published by Borderless Magazine. n an overcast afternoon in April, Juan Pabon and his wife Joseline De ...

he Exchange is the Weekly’s poetry corner that celebrates the power of the literary arts and the bridge it creates between those of all walks of life. In each entry of The Exchange, you’ll be ...

For Rev. Julian DeShazier, issues around public health and accessible care on the South Side of Chicago are deeply personal. A Washington Park native and senior pastor at University Church in Hyde ...

The first rule of a glass shop is cold glass looks just like hot glass,” said Tessa Troutman, Dino Rigoni’s neon-bending apprentice. There’s four of us sitting around a table at Dino’s home in Munster ...

At its meeting, the 9th Police District Council—Deering heard concerns from public commenters about pedestrian and cyclist safety on Archer Avenue. Council members addressed those concerns and ...