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Good afternoon, Chicago. Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $16.77 billion budget got the final stamp of approval from the Chicago City Council today, in a relatively easy vote that followed a wide-ranging debate on the trajectory of the city and the progressive mayor’s budding agenda. Aldermen voted 41-8 in favor of Johnson’s 2024 spending plan, which he framed as a gradual introduction to the bold, ...

Baristas at two unionized Chicago Starbucks went on strike Wednesday, a day ahead of a coordinated nationwide walkout planned to coincide with the coffee giant’s annual Red Cup Day promotion

Madison-Rafah Sister City Project No Profit in Gaza GenocideCorner of Langdon Street and Wisconsin Place, MadisonNovember 17, 7-9 AMJohn Pfeifer, president and CEO of Oshkosh Corporation, will be the featured speaker at the Cap Times Power Hour Breakfast on Friday, Nov. 17, at The Edgewater Hotel, 1001 Wisconsin Place in Madison. The event runs from…

It’s in Edgewater and designed by an artist like you’re inside a cave.

In Illinois, US, hundreds flock to locations across the state where they break pumpkins apart or smash them before they are taken to composting centres.

For visitors of Swantiques on Main Street, the store’s display of mid-century modern furniture may seem timeless — but its pop-up retail format is just as timely. The Skokie-based vintage furniture warehouse opened its Evanston pop-up store Nov. 10 and will operate Thursdays through Sundays until Dec. 10. The store, which features displays by other...

A silver alert has been issued for a missing and endangered 83-year-old woman last seen Monday morning, according to a news release.

FSU’s senior linebacker has been outstanding in 2023

A top-shelf American single malt, lathe-turned wooden bowls, Lone Star–inspired men’s shirts, and twenty-two other standout products that demonstrate the world-class craftsmanship and ingenuity of Southern makers

It’s in Edgewater and designed by an artist like you’re inside a cave.