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A group of volunteer doctors in Chicago is spending their Saturdays providing street medicine for the growing number of migrants

Migrants who have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and travel to cities around the country are running into a disjointed health care systems when they need treatment

In one year, Chicago voters will choose school board members for the first time. But first, state lawmakers have to finally agree on the voting map.

The Chicago City Council put off a vote on accepting donated land at 115th and Halsted that would be the site of a migrant tent camp. Also delayed was a vote on whether to put a binding referendum on the March ballot to raise the real estate transfer tax to…

Backers of the pilot hope to address the negative health effects associated with loud noises — high blood pressure, depression and even heart attacks. Critics of the proposal say the cameras will target people who can’t afford car repairs and motorcyclists — and are really a cash grab by…

Telecasts mark first time Chicago teams have been on broadcast since 2019

Volunteers, churches and advocacy groups are scrambling to find indoor shelter for migrants in Chicago as the temperatures drop

Plus: More trouble at Halas Hall, why more Chicagoans are sewing and more.

Earlier this year, the park district’s inspector general found Maya Solis failed to report a sexual harassment complaint from an employee.