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Ban Farm Animals In Chicago? Ald. Lopez Wants Tighter Regulations After Goats, Gators And More Found
"Obviously, farm animals belong on a farm, not in an urban environment like this," said Ald. Ray Lopez (15th).
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The Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Has $2,500 Scholarships For College Students. Here’s How To Get It
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Anyone Who Receives Government Assistance Can Now Get A Big Discount On The Internet In Chicago
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Kids, Teens Get Free CTA Rides For First Day Of School On Sept. 3
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Groups Fighting To Find Stable Housing For Chicago Kids Get $500K From Youth Homeless Innovation Fund
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Should Chicago’s Casino Come To Your Neighborhood? City Asks Residents To Weigh In
Don't want the West Side looking like the Las Vegas strip? Tell the city in a new online survey.
Get Ready, Nerds! Wakandacon, A Celebration Of Black Fandom, Returns To Chicago This Weekend
The afrofuturistic con returns with a new venue and a renewed purpose.
No Air Conditioning? No Sweat: Pro Tips On How To Keep Cool Without AC
Chill your sheets in the fridge, run your AC in short blasts ... and avoid cuddling.
It Could Feel As Hot As 115 Degrees This Weekend. Here’s How To Stay Safe (And Help Your Neighbors)
My Block, My Hood, My City is offering free fans and cold water to elderly people in the city who are in need.
Adoption Fees Will Be Waived At Animal Care And Control This Weekend — And Alligator Robb Wants You To Adopt A Non-Gator Friend
The event kicks off noon Saturday at the Animal Care and Control shelter.
South Side Cooling Centers Open As Heat Index Hits The 100s This Week
It's going to be a hot week. Here's where to stay cool on the South Side.
Despite Planned ICE Sweeps, No Deportation Arrests Reported In Chicago So Far, Organizers Say
But organizers, including those with a bike brigade who kept watch for ICE Sunday in Albany Park, remain on high alert.
Fight ICE Deportation Sweeps Starting Sunday By Shopping In Immigrant Neighborhoods, Activists Say: ‘We Need All Hands On Deck’
“We want to call on people who have citizenship, who have a heart, who want to do something, to come and be present,' one minister said.
ICE Deportation Sweep Set To Begin In Chicago Sunday
“Chicago is and will always be a welcoming city that will never tolerate ICE tearing our families apart,” the mayor said earlier this week.
