Immersive Van Gogh Experience Coming To Chicago In February
Immerse yourself in Van Gogh's famous artwork at Chicago's Germania Club Building.
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Immerse yourself in Van Gogh's famous artwork at Chicago's Germania Club Building.
The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) reported 95,481 new unemployment claims were filed during the week of Jan 18 in Illinois.
Three days into the new phase of the state's coronavirus vaccination plan, Illinois reported 55,865 doses of the vaccine were administered on Wednesday, a new daily record.
Tom Brady was likely not upset when he learned what he'll be wearing on Super Sunday.
The stock market has enjoyed unprecedented gains during the pandemic, with the strange, meteoric rise of GameStop among the highlights.
It's Girl Scout cookie season and the pandemic is changing cookies sales this year.
The move would jeopardize more than $49 million in federal food assistance, brush aside warnings from health experts, and make Wisconsin one of only 10 states without a statewide order.
The district told parents last night not to send their kids to school on Thursday, after the Chicago Teachers Union told teachers and staff to continue working remotely.
Holcomb said residents and businesses must still follow precautions including mask wearing and distancing to stem the virus spread.
Concerns were mounting Wednesday over a criminal justice reform bill awaiting the governor's signature.
Since the beginning of the year, there have been more than 150 carjackings in Chicago – amounting to five a day. Is federal pressure the answer?
Five people have died in a house fire Wednesday morning in Des Plaines, according to the fire department.
University officials asserted the gift from investment magnates James and Paula Crown is the largest of its kind in American higher education to support social work.
Police came right to a Humboldt Park neighborhood bank and arrested a suspected robber this week, after authorities said he handed over his real state ID while trying to commit a robbery.
The Chicago Public Schools announced that all students will be learning remotely from home again on Thursday, as the Chicago Teachers Union has directed staff to remain at home.
