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As the Chicago Public Schools and other districts grapple with the idea of bringing kids back into the classroom, busing companies say they're ready to roll.
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As the Chicago Public Schools and other districts grapple with the idea of bringing kids back into the classroom, busing companies say they're ready to roll.
Hundreds of thousands of Illinois' gig workers, contractors, or self-employed workers have applied for jobless benefits due to COVID-19. And for months, we're been hearing horror stories from applicants who say they haven't seen a dime.
There were 898,000 new claims filed across the country last week.
A Chicago-based engineering firm is hiring for several positions locally.
This week, Lynee Alves, president of Interview Like An Expert, is helping us navigate the newest features on LinkedIn.
Dealing with unemployment fraud is already a major headache, but having that fraud possibly affect your credit score?
A transgender veteran is fighting a battle to get unemployment benefits, saying her transition is keeping her from getting any money.
This holiday shopping season, retail jobs might be harder to come by, but some other industries are adding staff.
There were 840,000 new claims filed across the country last week.
This week, we are focusing on using technology to meet new people and strengthen you professional network during the pandemic.
A man has been charged with murder in the shooting deaths of two teens on the Far South Side of Chicago in 2024 and 2025.
A teacher and father in northwest suburban Algonquin is on a long road to recovery after a tree fell on him as he was attempting to cut it down.
A 61-year-old Chicago nurse has filed a lawsuit against two private security companies, after she said she was seriously hurt by a fare dodger at a CTA station on her way to work last year.
Nine people and counting have now announced campaigns for mayor of Chicago for 2027, and the first was Chicago business owner and former mathematics teacher Joe Holberg.
A fiery crash shut down eastbound I-88 in Aurora, Illinois, early Wednesday morning.
Chicago Public Schools teachers are expected back in their buildings in less than two weeks, and people are asking Mayor Brandon Johnson what he is going to do to ensure the district can make payroll.
In the livestream, which has since been taken down, Hilton appears to be bloodied and in a distressed mental state.
An Illinois State Police trooper who has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a bartender in southwest suburban Tinley Park will remain behind bars as he awaits trial.
A South Holland woman said she was left high and dry after paying thousands of dollars to have her swimming pool fixed, only for the contractor to vanish.