In a follow-up to “The Color of Law,” Richard Rothstein offers a blueprint to reversing the harm segregation has caused in America.

The independent Black publishing house lost nearly $190,000 worth of inventory after a pipe burst last winter.

The limited podcast series “Library For The People” is a six-part, in-depth look at the forces and people that shape CPL.

The rising cost of rent in the Chicago area is driving an increase in eviction filings.

The high court is expected to drop opinions on cases about student loan forgiveness, affirmative action and other major issues.

The chair of Chicago’s Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee gives a preview of what to expect for your weekend in the city.

Mayor Brandon Johnson changes his tune on policing in schools. Plus, 19 alderpeople back a specific candidate for the city’s next top cop.

Nutrition labels on food items were mandated in the 1990s and could soon be getting a facelift.

Maria Jacobson performs live ahead of her homecoming show.

After 30 years in the West Loop, Peoria Packing Butcher Shop is packing its bags to move to North Lawndale on the West Side.