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By Mariel Turner A new hair movement centered on natural and curly hair texture is growing in popularity. Many African-American women are now choosing to
March 5, 2015
By Mariel Turner A new hair movement centered on natural and curly hair texture is growing in popularity. Many African-American women are now choosing to
By Lucy Ren Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, said the Fed should “hold off on raising short–term rates until 2016”
By Christine Smith President Barack Obama expressed optimism–shared by some immigration experts–that a Texas judge’s ruling to delay the expansion of the president’s executive order
By Shanley Chien Chicago Bike Winter Art Show wrapped up this year’s expo with a house party to complement the medley of offbeat art at Genesis
By Melissa Schenkman Whether you are a millennial or a baby boomer, heart disease does not discriminate. Although experts are still researching the specific ways
By Jessica T. Gable Michael Pieper approaches the craft of acting from very serious, ancient traditions. For him, the craft is rooted in Native American
By Melissa Schenkman Terrorists have now set their sights on shopping malls as potential targets of attack. The latest threat coming from the terrorist group
By J’nelle Agee Cook County has been dealing with a measles outbreak. Now nurses at Chicago Public Schools are calling for help. CPS Nurses along
By Janel Forte Record breaking low temperatures and snowfall have caused Chicago Public Schools to cancel class for the three times already this year. For
By Meg Anderson Standing before his supporters Tuesday night, Jesus “Chuy” Garcia said he looks forward to April’s run-off election and promises to keep Chicago’s