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CDPH Expands Mental Health Safety Net
The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) is proud to announce the next phase of its Mental Health Equity Initiative (MHEI), a partner network launched in 2020 to complement direct… Read more
Kids Above All Expands Immediate Access to Counseling Services for Survivors of Gun Violence
As families affected by violence across Chicagoland face growing mental health challenges and long waitlists for care, Kids Above All is expanding access to its Counseling Solutions program, offering immediate, no-waitlist mental health services for… Read more
Mentalhood, PCC Community Wellness Center to Host Conversation on Black Men’s Mental Health
Mentalhood and PCC Community Wellness Center are bringing together men and boys from across Chicago’s West Side for a morning focused on mental health, healing, and connection. The gathering is… Read more
New SNAP Requirement Takes Effect
By: Ashmar Mandou The latest federal SNAP work requirement will take effect on Friday, May 1st, putting thousands of residents at risk of losing their benefits. At a press conference… Read more
Ravinia Festival Tickets on Sale Now
Tickets for the 2026 Ravinia Festival are now on sale. The Ravinia Festival has been a summer destination and tradition for over a century, attracting thousands of music lovers worldwide…. Read more
Andersonville Farmers Market Returns
The 17th annual Andersonville Farmers Market (AFM) will return on Wednesdays from 3 – 7 pm from May 13 – October 21, 2026 on the 1500 block of W. Winona… Read more
Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater 50th Anniversary Celebration
The world‑renowned Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater, in residence at Northeastern Illinois University, brings the passionate, expressive rhythms of Spain to life at the North Shore Center for the Performing… Read more
Cubs Charities Celebrate Diamond Project Investment
Cubs Charities recently committed $3 million in capital funding over three years to upgrade facilities at youth baseball and softball fields across Chicago through the Diamond Project in honor of… Read more
Murder Charge Secured Against Chicago Juvenile
A Chicago teenager is facing a charge of first-degree murder because of a shooting investigation by the Cicero Police Department. The incident happened around 8:30 a.m. on April 14 in… Read more
The Church Aiding the Poor in Cuba
By Daniel Nardini The Roman Catholic Church in Cuba, once hounded and persecuted by the Communist Party of Cuba, has been making a major comeback in a country beset by… Read more »