The Rundown: Thousands of Black women are suing the makers of hair relaxers
Research studies released in the last decade have noted links between chemical hair relaxers and various types of cancer.
Research studies released in the last decade have noted links between chemical hair relaxers and various types of cancer.
Black Americans are more likely to be audited. Stanford University professor Daniel E. Ho talks about modernizing the current tax system.
Jon Michael Hill plays the introverted main character and narrator of “Purpose,” a world premiere from playwright Branden Jacobs Jenkins and director Phylicia Rashad.
Before buying new, Eleanor Ray urges patience. “The waste stream provides,” said Ray, WasteShed creator. “It’s like garbage manifestation.”
Chicago Public Media announced layoffs and programming changes this week. Rundown host Erin Allen addresses how they will affect the show.
If you didn’t get to experience the 2017 solar eclipse, Monday is your chance for a repeat.
The company has six performances in Chicago starting April 17. We talked to one of its long-time members with local roots.
Chicago-based researcher and author Stanley Gehrt has a new book focused on his decades-worth of studies on urban coyotes.
Efran Adkins is both an arts teacher and a part of Chicago’s vibrant and diverse performance art scene.
We’re approaching wedding season, and getting hitched in Chicago is becoming astronomically pricey.