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Jerry Rose, executive producer, producer, and television host who has won over 30 Emmy Awards in 61 years of broadcasting, is one of four 2024 Fox Valley Arts Hall of Fame inductees who will be honore...

Engineer Regine Beauboeuf went from writing reports for her family’s business at age 10 to overseeing a $4.5 billion bridge building in Detroit decades later.

/PRNewswire/ -- According to the 2024 Impact of Woman-Owned Businesses report released this past January, woman owned businesses are increasingly powering the...

On Feb. 27, the Chicago Chapter of The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) hosted its Speaker Series Luncheon at Allegra Banquets in Schiller Park. Peter Billmeyer, SIOR, president of SIO...

Over 50 years ago, three siblings had their picture taken by official Black Panther Party photographer Stephen Shames. Now, that photo is on a wall at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The quest to ID the photo started after it was put on display.

Alice Millar Chapel was filled with joyful sounds Sunday afternoon as dozens of NU community members sang, clapped and danced to gospel music.  The concert was a tribute to L. Stanley Davis (Weinberg ’74, Communication ‘97). A former Northwestern professor and co-founder of NU’s premier gospel choir, the Northwestern Community Ensemble, Davis passed away in...

A $25 million gift from the Bucksbaum family—Carolyn (Kay), Jacolyn (Jackie), and John Bucksbaum—will support future initiatives of the a h

A Tuskegee Airmen plane owned by Victor Croswell was donated Thursday to inspire students at the Chicago Aviation Institute of Maintenance.

LongtimeABC57 (WBND) anchor and award-winning journalist Brian Conybeare will appear on the Friday, February 16, 2024 episode of ABC’s 20/20 at 9:00 P.M. (ET) as it re-examines a Michigan love triangle that tragically resulted in the murder of U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Tyrone Hassel III. Conybeare first investigated the murder in an ABC57 News’ 30-minute special titled, “Love.

The Chicago Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations condemned Keith Pekau’s comments calling them ‘ignorant and dangerous.’ Pekau said he values the ‘respectful views of all my constituents.’