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The South Side native discusses her many interests, Big Kid Show making it out of the trenches, getting doxxed, and more.

Chicago’s first Youth Poet Laureate has continued to be a force in the creative community.

The South Side native will oversee the publication of the Hyde Park Herald and South Side Weekly.

This week, South Side native Damani Bolden steps into the role of executive director of South Side Weekly NFP, the nonprofit that publishes the Hyde Park Herald and South Side

Let This Radicalize You co-author Kelly Hayes on balancing journalism with activism and the importance of caring for ourselves while doing the work.

In its fifth year, the michelada-themed festival boasted major headliners in the local park. But soaring ticket prices leave loyal fans wanting more accessibility.

The legendary collaborator talks about his humble beginnings, the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to help build Chief Keef’s career, and new projects in the fashion and technology spaces.

Former employees of the Latino-founded start-up have come forward with allegations of workplace bullying, financial mismanagement, and forced secrecy.

South Side Weekly subscribes to standards of editorial independence adopted by the Institute for Nonprofit News.

A former public housing resident shares her experiences living in the Projects and watching them fall.