Many neighborhoods on Chicago’s South Side are experiencing gentrification, the renovation of run-down urban neighborhoods that displaces low-income families and small businesses. Englewood, a South ...

Black and white. Male and female. Rich and poor. Old-fashioned and modern. These are just some of the social barriers Chicago-born photographer Richard Renaldi succeeds in tearing down in his newest ...

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“There oughta be a law,” but how does a regular citizen or small community group tell their elected representatives about the law or issue? A novel approach that is quicker than letter writing or ...

“There oughta be a law,” but how does a regular citizen or small community group tell their elected representatives about the law or issue? A novel approach that is quicker than letter writing or ...

When Amanda James first visited the home of the 10-year-old girl she had been tutoring, she was surprised by the amount of food served on her plate. James said she quickly learned that food is an ...

Bai Ling, a Chinese-born American actress, has been a very controversial public figure in China. However, she visited Illinois last month for a short public appearance and talked about her journey ...

“When I asked about future events, she said that it was their ‘policy’ that only credentialed press would be allowed in,” Lawrence said. “When I mentioned that some of the students were published in ...

Lines were already filling at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport early Wednesday morning, as Chicago’s airports are expecting nearly 1.8 million travels for the Thanksgiving holiday. With such ...

There’s relief among businesses in Wrigleyville now that the Cubs have reached an agreement with the city over its $500 million renovation plan. Local residents and neighborhood groups had been ...

Image by Steve Rhodes via Flickr “Health care costs a lot of money and you’re probably not using it a lot of the time,” says 22-year-old Randy Densmore as he lights up a cigarette. “In theory, I think ...

Ald. Walter Burnett (27th Ward) discusses the Lucas Museum, raising the minimum wage, SRO hotels and more live on Political Forum. This program was recorded on Wednesday, June 25, 2014 for CAN TV.