A new café on Chicago's South Side offers food and help for the community. Chicago Soul Café opened Monday at 6248 S. St.

If you only watch the headlines about the National Science Foundation's “unfunding,” you could come away with the wrong ...

The United States is struggling to ensure patients receive the care they need. The math is simple, and scary: more patients ...

Nonprofits in Chicago’s disinvested neighborhoods are offering the vocational training that public schools have largely ...

Work is underway in Gurnee on a project designed to provide more people with an option for comfortable and affordable housing ...

The report from Arts Alliance Illinois measures the sector’s economic impact, in a moment when the creative field has faced funding cuts across levels of government.

Chicago’s creative sector supports more than 210,000 jobs and is the city’s third largest industry, according to a new study commissioned by Arts Alliance Illinois. “While Chicago’s creative economy ...

Maple Walker, Director of Development and Engagement at Block Club Chicago, joins Jon Hansen to talk about the Together We Build: West Side workforce development and career fair. The all-day event ...

The city adopted a framework for equitable transit-oriented development, and while progress has been made, there is more work to be done to encourage development in the South and West sides.

Tech giant Meta on Monday announced that it's launching a new academy for workers to receive training in a skilled trade at no cost with a job guaranteed for all graduates. The parent company of ...

Content oversight provided by Studio 1847 Operating at the intersection of growing food, improving health, and creating job opportunities, Windy City Harvest, the Chicago Botanic Garden’s urban ...

The $7 billion 1901 Project broke ground at the United Center on Wednesday. The privately funded development is called the 1901 Project, referencing the United Center's current address along Madison ...