How one Chicagoan modernized her great-great-great grandfather’s beer recipes
In 2020, Laurin Mack re-opened the Conrad Seipp Brewing Company and is producing 19th century beers again in Chicago.
In 2020, Laurin Mack re-opened the Conrad Seipp Brewing Company and is producing 19th century beers again in Chicago.
World Press Freedom Day is May 3. We discuss recent local and national violations of journalists’ rights.
A new report says that the state’s continued practice of solitary confinement violates international human rights.
The city has hundreds of millions of dollars to spend by the end of 2026 — or it’s down the drain.
Families are often the first line of defense in the fight against degenerative brain diseases, and experts say early intervention is key.
Grammy award-winning singer Laufey visited WBEZ’s “Reset” ahead of the first of two Chicago appearances — and performed her song “Bored” in studio.
Unresolved issues with the CTA, some of which started during the pandemic, are coming to a head on the Johnson administration’s watch.
In 1849, the U.S. government illegally auctioned off land owned by the Prairie Band Potawatomi. Now, the Tribal Nation has regained sovereignty over portions of that land.
The church’s soaring main space has been the site of speeches by Frederick Douglass, Presidents McKinley and Taft, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Mayor Harold Washington and many others.
Bears reveal plans for new lakefront stadium and quarterback. Family of Dexter Reed files a civil rights lawsuit over police killing.