Climate change is a threat to freshwater. Chicagoans are working on solutions.
Water scarcity and what the UN calls “water-related hazards,” like flooding and drought, are increasing around the globe.
Water scarcity and what the UN calls “water-related hazards,” like flooding and drought, are increasing around the globe.
The club held a soft reopening April 26 and 27 featuring 2024 Grammy-nominated Chicago blues legend John Primer and his band the Real Deal.
A new documentary series tells the story of how Chicago built the foundation for a housing system that took from Black Americans.
Researchers warn gas bills could soar in the next decade if state officials don’t change course.
Plus, a second coalition of activists is suing the city over DNC protest permits.
In 1963, nearly half of all Chicago students walked out of school to protest segregation and inequity, laying the groundwork for decades of protests to come.
Four colleges in Chicago have set up “Liberated Zones” in solidarity with Gaza.
Flip phones are back in style. Reset checks in with a local principal who switched from a smartphone to a “dumb phone” and isn’t going back.
Lawmakers consider merging public transit agencies. Local students protest. Plus, a lower speed limit in Chicago?
The indie artist is touring a new album filled with poetic social commentary and self expression.