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07/28/2021 12:30pm
1971-2021 Browse the archives of Reader articles and issues back to 1971.
07/28/2021 12:15pm
The 32-year-old statute was enacted during the height of homophobic panic about HIV and AIDS. On July 27, Governor J.B. Pritzker repealed the states 32-year-old HIV criminalization statutea law that overwhelmingly impacted Black people in Cook Countymaking Illinois just the second state in the nation to make such a sweeping change. The bill to repeal the states HIV criminal statute was sponsored by Senator Robert Peters, a Democrat from Chicago who says he was inspired to take up the issue by HIV activists including the Illinois HIV Action Alliance and AIDS Foundation Chicago.
07/21/2021 10:00am
Protect Our Parks wants to put the brakes on the Obama Center groundbreaking. Pinch me: The nonprofit group Protect Our Parks was back in court this week attempting to keep the Obama Presidential Center out of Jackson Park. POPs attorneys are asking for a preliminary injunction to prevent roadwork, tree-clearing, and other groundbreaking activity scheduled to begin as soon as next month.
07/21/2021 8:00am
How allegations of sexual abuse exposed cracks in the foundation of Young Chicago Authors, Free Write Arts & Literacy, and the citys spoken word community Warning: This story contains brief descriptions of alleged rape and sexual assault.
07/07/2021 11:00am
In Roots, Branches: Ancestors Stones, Monica Brown traces ancestral legacies. Memory is an abstraction. It holds our entire history, but how much of that is our real story
07/28/2021 5:11pm
Inside the GOP response to the House select committee hearings on the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol: Denigrate police officers, and if all else fails, start chanting LOCK HER UP
07/28/2021 4:46pm
The number of applicants qualified for the upcoming lottery for new marijuana store licenses in Illinois jumped to 626 as a result of a rescoring of their applications and lowering the qualifying score, officials announced.
07/28/2021 4:34pm
Lily Hicks was taken to Loyola Medical Center in Maywood, where she died, according to the Cook County Medical Examiners Office.
07/28/2021 3:54pm
A Chicago firefighter was allowed to return to work after he was charged with sexually assaulting and hitting a woman with whom hes going through a divorce, the Tribune has confirmed.
07/28/2021 3:23pm
This summer the religious ceremonies have been specifically important because the community was harshly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and as it continues to be impacted by street violence.
07/28/2021 3:38pm
Geneva-based clinical and performance psychologist Peter Temple believes the Simone Biles conversation could have a big impact on mental health treatment, especially with young athletes.
07/28/2021 11:16am
State health officials are reporting 27,155 more COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered statewide, though six more have died from the virus and another 2,082 new cases diagnosed.
07/27/2021 10:46pm
The Rolling Meadows city council gave City Manager Barry Krumstok a list of nine reasons they voted to fire him, including a resistance to change and lack of alignment with the councils vision for the city, according to records obtained by the Daily Herald.
07/28/2021 3:27pm
A Campton Hills man who beat his mother to death with a bat, drunkenly mistaking her for an intruder, has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter.
07/27/2021 5:25pm
School districts that make mask-wearing voluntary in buildings serving children too young to be eligible for COVID-19 vaccines are legally reckless and could be vulnerable to lawsuits, one expert says. But one suburban school district said its attorneys and insurers greenlighted its plan to let families choose whether students should wear masks in school.
07/22/2021 6:18am
The Illinois Department of Corrections IDOC is hosting a hiring fair for anyone interested in learning about the agencys career opportunities. Prospective applicants are encouraged to stop by the event... Read more
07/22/2021 6:16am
State Senator Cristina Castro D- Elgin was honored to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the 90 North District development project in Schaumburg. The project includes $40 million in funding for... Read more
07/22/2021 6:16am
When marijuana became legal in Illinois in 2020, Morton College acted on an opportunity to meet its goal of developing programs to serve community needs by creating a new Cannabis... Read more
07/22/2021 6:15am
The Illinois Board of Higher Education IBHE and the Illinois Community College Board ICCB are releasing higher education guidance in line with recently released guidance from the Centers for Disease... Read more
07/22/2021 6:14am
Chicago Public Schools is on a path to transform school safety from the ground up by undertaking a community and student-led process to develop school safety plans that provide an... Read more
07/28/2021 5:17pm
Were going to see a lot more diversity. A lot more color. A lot more variation.
07/28/2021 5:09pm
I think thats really unfortunate.
07/28/2021 5:02pm
Chicago Police said the victims were inside barbershop near 16th Street and Pulaski Road around 2:15 p.m., when someone walked in and started shooting.
07/28/2021 5:00pm
With the heat and humidity in place, we have a chance for isolated thunderstorms through this evening.
07/28/2021 4:32pm
Rising COVID-19 cases have caused a major LGBTQ health provider to pull out of Pride.
07/28/2021 2:53pm
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Womens Gymnastics Coach Nadalie Walsh joins John Williams to react to Simone Biles decision to withdraw from the Olympics due to mental health concerns. And she describes how she would approach an athlete who doesnt seem to be in the right spirits to perform her craft.
07/28/2021 2:59pm
Jon Hansen visits West Town and stops by locations including Wormhole Coffee, Reckless Records, the Walt Disney Birthplace, District Brew Yards, and the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art. Listen this Thursday, July 29, for a full day of special features about West Town.
07/28/2021 3:05pm
Elder Law Attorney Kerry Peck of Peck Ritchey, LLC joins John Williams to answer more questions on guardianships and to discuss end of life decisions.
07/27/2021 7:58pm
Baseball Hall of Famer and former Chicago Cub Fergie Jenkins joins Steve Bertrand on Chicagos Afternoon News to discuss how sports, no matter how physical, have a huge mental aspect to them as well. Follow Your Favorite Chicagos Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow SteveBertrand Follow kpowell720 Follow maryvandeveldeFollow LaurenLapka
07/27/2021 7:40pm
Dr. Stewart Shankman, chief psychologist at Northwestern Medicine, joins Steve Bertrand on Chicagos Afternoon News to explain how Simone Biles withdrawal from the womens team gymnastics final at theTokyo 2020 Olympics may help shine a light on people living with mental health issues. Follow Your Favorite Chicagos Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow SteveBertrand Follow kpowell720 ...
07/28/2021 5:41am
CHICAGO Severe storms moved through the Chicago area Wednesday morning and more may be on the way later tonight. Tom Skilling says rough and early estimates have storms hitting the following areas at the following time: Wisconsin/Illinois line area around 11 p.m. or midnight Chicago and near suburbs between midnight and 5 a.m. Southern ...
07/28/2021 5:20pm
A family attorney hopes to view the bodycam footage.
07/28/2021 5:28pm
CHICAGO A special prosecutor appointed Wednesday will investigate how the Cook County States Attorneys Office handled the case of Jackie Wilson, a man who spent near four decades in prison for the deaths of two police officers murders he was cleared of. Jackie Wilsonwas in the midst of a third trial in October ...
07/28/2021 1:10pm
CHICAGO Secretary of State Jesse White announced Wednesday that driver services facilities, Secretary of State offices and the Illinois State Capitol building will require all employees and customers to wear a mask beginning Aug. 2. The reinstatement of the mask requirement comes a day after the CDC reversed course on some masking guidelines, recommending ...
07/28/2021 2:28pm
HUMBOLDT PARK - The only all-girls baseball team in Chicago can now call themselves national champions. After playing against boys throughout the summer, the Humboldt Park Gators went undefeated in the Baseball For All tournament last week in Maryland to bring home the 12U title. The team, which adopted the name Chicago Scouts for the ...
07/28/2021 8:12pm
Rush University Medical Center is mandating all of its employees, contractors and volunteers get the COVID vaccine before October 1, and more hospitals are expected to do the same.
07/28/2021 5:35pm
One tree fell on a womans car while she was inside the vehicle Wednesday morning. A Joliet man was found dead after lightning struck his home.
07/28/2021 5:28pm
President Biden checked out half-built big rigs and chatted up workers at a Mack Trucks plant in the Lehigh Valley. His visit to the facility comes as his administration pushes new buy American efforts and advocates for government investments and clean energy as ways to strengthen U.S. manufacturing.
07/28/2021 5:06pm
Any storms that do move into the area will pose a high wind threat, with gusts over 65 mph, ABC7 Meteorologist Larry Mowry said.
07/28/2021 4:54pm
A suspect has been arrested in the deadly movie theater shooting in Corona that left Rylee Goodrich dead and a TikTok influencer on life support.
07/28/2021 5:08pm
The Chicago area could see an outbreak of severe weather late Wednesday and into Thursday morning, with wind gusts in excess of 75 miles per hour possible as a storm system is expected to sweep into the region.
07/28/2021 11:22am
All eyes will be on Team USA as they look to medal in the womens gymnastics individual all-around final following Simone Biles withdrawal.
07/28/2021 2:30pm
As Lollapalooza prepares to open its gates to Chicago Thursday, there are some new policies this year to remember before heading to Grant Park.
07/28/2021 12:34pm
With Lollapalooza beginning Thursday, the music festival is reminding concert-goers of what theyll need to walk through the gates.
07/28/2021 4:28pm
A man wanted for murder in Chicago was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon after allegedly pulling a gun on police trying to arrest him inside a restaurant in suburban Calumet City.
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