Now in its fourth year, Chicago’s citywide summer tradition of free Shakespeare returns to 18 communities across the city’s north, west, and south sides from July 17th to August 16th…. Read more »

By: Ashmar Mandou What we love most about summers in Chicago is that there is always a new festival that pops up. This summer is no different. From the same… Read more »

The Resurrection Project is about to kick-off their annual The Resurrection Basketball League (RBL) on Friday, July 10th from 4pm to 8pm. The RBL event brings together youth and families… Read more »

Zoosk, the leading online dating company and #1 grossing dating app, has partnered with Siempre Mujer magazine to launch a series of online videos targeting Hispanic consumers. The videos will… Read more »

By: Ashmar Mandou Approximately 50 immigrant leaders from the Chicago area will be leaving for New Orleans this weekend to support President Obama’s administrative relief program for immigrants which the… Read more »

Francisco Hernandez claimed a $250,000 Illinois Lottery prize in the nick of time–less than two weeks before the prize would have expired! “My wife heard that a winning Lucky Day… Read more »

Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Julian Castro and Acting Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) CEO Eugene Jones, Jr. opened the second completed phase of Park Boulevard which… Read more »

The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services announced that it has been selected as one of eight sites to participate in a five-year initiative to improve services for adoptive… Read more »

In what is becoming a summer tradition beloved by comedy fans all over the world, Live Nation and Funny or Die announced the return of the world’s most epic comedy… Read more »

One hundred years ago on July 24, 1915, 844 people died on the Eastland, a boat on the Chicago River that capsized after boarding on Clark Street. There were 2,500… Read more »