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Winning Lucky Day Lotto Ticket Sold at Newsstand in Chicago’s Loop

Winning Lucky Day Lotto Ticket Sold at Newsstand in Chicago’s Loop

An Illinois Lottery retailer can’t believe the news: they recently sold a $650,000 winning Lucky Day Lotto ticket. The retailer is actually a newsstand, located inside a busy building in… Read more »

Frida…A Self Portrait

Frida…A Self Portrait

Writers Theatre, under the leadership of Executive Director Kathryn M. Lipuma and Artistic Director Braden Abraham, continues its 2024/25 Season with Frida…A Self Portrait, starring acclaimed writer and performer Vanessa… Read more »

Cook County Clerk’s Office Seeking Election Judge for Upcoming April 1 Municipal Elections

Cook County Clerk’s Office Seeking Election Judge for Upcoming April 1 Municipal Elections

Suburban voters can do their part for local democracy and earn some cash in the process by working as an Election Judge for the Cook County Clerk’s Office in the… Read more »

Cradles to Crayons® Aims to Collect 50,000 Coats to Keep Chicagoland Children Warm this Winter

Cradles to Crayons® Aims to Collect 50,000 Coats to Keep Chicagoland Children Warm this Winter

Cradles to Crayons® Chicago (C2C®) is calling on the community’s help to provide 50,000 coats to children across Chicagoland this winter as part of its 2024 “Gear Up for Winter”… Read more »

Chicago Cultural Center New Play Residency Offers Funding and Support for New Play Readings in Time for Chicago Theatre Week

Chicago Cultural Center New Play Residency Offers Funding and Support for New Play Readings in Time for Chicago Theatre Week

The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) is pleased to announce the 4 awardees of the Chicago Cultural Center New Play Residency. The selected works will be showcased… Read more »

Chicago’s Leading Nature and Wildlife Institutions Pledge to Save Endangered Species for Reverse the Red Day

Chicago’s Leading Nature and Wildlife Institutions Pledge to Save Endangered Species for Reverse the Red Day

Chicago’s leading nature and wildlife institutions—Brookfield Zoo Chicago, Chicago Botanic Garden, Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum of the Chicago Academy of Sciences (Nature Museum), Shedd Aquarium, and The Morton Arboretum—are pledging… Read more »

Burdeens Chicago Expands Legacy with Grand Opening of Second Location in Little Village

Burdeens Chicago Expands Legacy with Grand Opening of Second Location in Little Village

On January 18, Burdeens Chicago, an iconic sports hat and apparel retailer owned by Gerry and Rolando Alvarez, celebrated the grand opening of its second location in the vibrant Little… Read more »

Howard Brown Health Announces New CEO

Howard Brown Health Announces New CEO

Howard Brown Health, the Midwest’s leading health center dedicated to inclusive care, announced the appointment of Dr. Travis Gayles, MD, PhD as its new Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Gayles brings… Read more »

Free Flu and COVID Vaccination Clinics Extended for Cook County Residents

Free Flu and COVID Vaccination Clinics Extended for Cook County Residents

In an effort to tackle very high flu activity and low vaccination rates in suburban Cook County, Cook County Department of Public Health, Cook County Health and CountyCare are expanding… Read more »

IDPH Advises Public to be Vigilant as Flu Cases and Respiratory Virus Levels Tick Up

IDPH Advises Public to be Vigilant as Flu Cases and Respiratory Virus Levels Tick Up

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) announced that after a one-week dip, the state’s overall respiratory illness level has ticked up again from Moderate to High, driven by a… Read more »