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Mather Institute, National Museum of Mexican Art to Host Viva La Vida Event

Mather Institute, National Museum of Mexican Art to Host Viva La Vida Event

Any adult age 55+ is invited to an immersive gallery experience followed by an art activity dyeing silk. Participants will dye silk with natural dyes like turmeric and coffee as… Read more »

AbsoluteCare, Aetna Better Health® of Illinois Launch Comprehensive Health care Services in Chicago

AbsoluteCare, Aetna Better Health® of Illinois Launch Comprehensive Health care Services in Chicago

AbsoluteCare, a leader in value-based health care, on Tuesday announced its collaboration with Aetna Better Health® of Illinois, a CVS Health® company, to expand services into Chicago in 2025. This collaboration marks a… Read more »

An Urban Farm–Anchored Produce Prescription Program’s Impacts On Weight Reduction

An Urban Farm–Anchored Produce Prescription Program’s Impacts On Weight Reduction

Courtesy of Health Affairs In 2016, the Chicago Botanic Garden and Lawndale Christian Health Center collaborated to develop the Farm on Ogden, a 20,000-square-foot agriculture facility in a historically disinvested… Read more »

Teen-Led Youth Business, Entrepreneurship Program Culminates with Shark Tank Jr. Pitch Competition

Teen-Led Youth Business, Entrepreneurship Program Culminates with Shark Tank Jr. Pitch Competition

A smart pet deterrent system and customizable copper charm bracelets designed to alleviate arthritis pain were just some of the product ideas ten young entrepreneurs pitched during a Shark Tank… Read more »

Hundreds of Star Scholars Earn Associate Degree

Hundreds of Star Scholars Earn Associate Degree

More than 1,000 City Colleges of Chicago Star Scholars earned their associate degree in the 2024-25 school year. These scholars gathered along with family and friends for the Star Scholar… Read more »

Castro Fights to Keep Cellphones, Social Media Out of the Classroom

Castro Fights to Keep Cellphones, Social Media Out of the Classroom

Teenagers who spend five or more hours per day on electronic devices are 71 percent more likely to demonstrate risk factors for suicide — an alarming phenomenon State Senator Cristina… Read more »

Villanueva Helps Secure $550,000 in Job Training Funding for EDDR

Villanueva Helps Secure $550,000 in Job Training Funding for EDDR

State Senator Celina Villanueva secured $550,000 to help EDDR Foundation Chicago build pathways to good-paying jobs in the construction and building trades. “This investment in EDDR Foundation is about breaking… Read more »

Record Number of Property Tax Appeals Filed for 2024 Tax Year

Record Number of Property Tax Appeals Filed for 2024 Tax Year

The Cook County Board of Review (CCBOR) has received a record number of property tax appeals, involving a nearly 41 percent increase in the total of Property Index Numbers (PINs)… Read more »

Chicago Housing Authority Office of the Inspector General wins National Award for Excellence

Chicago Housing Authority Office of the Inspector General wins National Award for Excellence

The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has been awarded a 2024 Exemplary Knighton Award for best performance audit among local government audit organizations of similar… Read more »

Cervantes to Open Berwyn District Office

Cervantes to Open Berwyn District Office

State Senator Javier Cervantes will be moving his Chicago office to a new Berwyn location —and invites local residents to pop by for the grand opening. “The Berwyn location has… Read more »