Chicago’s Best Comfort Food: Harner’s

Illinois awards $31 million in grants funded by pot taxes for violence prevention, reentry and development in areas hurt by the war on drugs January 21, 2021
Illinois awards $31 million in grants from marijuana taxes, to be used for violence prevention and economic development in areas hit by violence, poverty and the war on drugs.
Chicago To Begin Vaccinating People 65 And Older Starting Monday January 21, 2021
First responders, teachers, grocery clerks, transit workers and corrections employees among eligible to get coronavirus vaccines next week.
Limited Indoor Dining Could Resume In Chicago By The Weekend January 21, 2021
The City of Chicago announced Thursday that limited indoor dining service could start by the weekend. The critical metrics they are tracking need to show improvement or stability over a three-day ...
Many Chicago Carjacking Arrests Involve Juveniles — Are Penalties Sufficient To Solve Problem? January 21, 2021
Carjackings have pretty much dominated our headlines over the last few months, and the CBS 2 Investigators have learned the majority of the arrests have involved juveniles.
Chicago museums to reopen after closing due to COVID-19 pandemic January 21, 2021
Three Chicago attractions plan to reopen following their hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. Sue the T-Rex and the rest of the dinosaurs at Chicago's Field Museum are ready to welcome members back ...