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Uplifting Chicago’s Youth ‘Hoop Hard or Get Off the Court’
Coach Larry Daniels began "Hoop Hard or get off the Court" to give the youth in Englewood a place to ...
Here Is Where to Receive COVID Booster in Chicago
The holiday season is here. This means families will gather and the winter holiday travel will begin. With COVID-19 and ...
Jussie Smollett Trial Set to Begin After Years of Delays
Jussie Smollett's high-profile trial is set to begin 33 months after the alleged racial, homophobic attack occurred. Now Cook County ...
Jeff Bezos Donates to Obama Foundation on Behalf of Rep. John Lewis
Jeff Bezos donated $100 million to Barack Obama's foundation. It is the most considerable individual contribution to the non-profit in ...
CPS Classrooms and Facilities Deemed ‘Filthy’
Chicago Public Schools are labeled filthy, as their questionable sanitation recently made headlines. However, school cleanliness should have been tackled ...
Chicago’s Substitute Teacher Shortage Hits Black and Latino Schools Hard
New data shows many Chicago schools are not getting the substitute teachers they need when they request them; especially those ...
Art LaFleur ‘The Sandlot’ Star Dies of Parkinson’s at Age 78
The man who played Babe Ruth in the film "The Sandlot" has passed away at the age of 78. His ...
Dog Owner Accuses Chicago Canine Academy of Abuse
Chicago Dog Owner Robert Ruzeki says his dog, Rocky, was mistreated at a dog training and boarding facility after being ...
Strengthening Chicago With Boxing Out Negativity
Boxing coach Derek Brown is from the West Side/North Lawndale Chicago area. Growing up in a poor, poverty-stricken community is ...
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