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And a dream come true. Viola davis takes us inside the new Virtual Reality exhibit recreating the historic 1963 march on washington. I cant wait to see that. Its friday, february 28th, 2020. Here is todays eyeopener. Your world in 90 seconds. Coronavirus sending shock waves through the markets. It seems like a frantic selloff. This is panic. This is what panic looks like. Global markets brace for another wild day. This administration seems to be dealing with the coronavirus as if its a political...

And iconic collection. Ste historic archive of African American life now staying in public sight. Theres hope in these boxes, a lot of hope. This is the cbs weekend news. Quijano good evening, im Elaine Quijano. President trump started his day today with new attacks on democratic congressman Elijah Cummings and his home district, in baltimore. So far, republicans have been mostly silent. But the response from many others including the Baltimore Sun has been scathing. Heres nikole killion. Report...

Summer in Chicago doesnt have to be expensive.

Vedet Coleman-Robinson is president and CEO of the Association of African American Museums, and helps record history for future generations.

(The Center Square) – Illinois’ museums want $70 million from Illinois taxpayers in the coming fiscal year.

Chicago State University will host its 371st commencement ceremony on May 9 at the Emil & Patricia A. Jones Convocation Center.

More than 1,000 Chicago Public Schools students crowded the rotunda at the Museum of Science and Industry on Monday morning, building rockets, learning to use telescopes and attempting to draw the sun’s outermost layer. About 5,000 visitors are expected to gather to watch the solar eclipse at the Chicago museum, which is hosting an official viewing in its courtyard. Inside, visitors will watch ...

Bank of America, Merrill, and Bank of America Private Bank are offering their cardholders an exclusive opportunity this weekend.

Clinée Hedspeth, president of the board of the Hyde Park Historical Society, is the new commissioner of the city’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE).

Alderpersons want to decide on a ward-by-ward basis whether to keep ShotSpotter. We found sensors in thirty-five wards.