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Larry Mayer With the NFL Draft now just two weeks away, here's what analysts are predicting the Bears will do with the ninth pick

The Tribune first reported on the situation at O’Hare in January, sharing 77-year-old Norbert Pikula’s story as one of the many homeless people who spend their nights at one of the country’s busiest airports.

Amid a growing population of homeless people taking refuge in Chicago’ O’Hare International Airport, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city won’t allow unhoused people to sleep at the airports anymore.

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge announced the funding while visiting a Far South Side apartment complex Thursday that houses families exiting homelessness.

Inflation, especially in rent costs, is driving the increase in the number of people — many of whom are senior citizens — without housing across the U.S.

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This week, U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) Executive Director Jeff Olivet traveled to Chicago to meet with state and local officials, service providers, and people experiencing homelessness to discuss the unique challenges and innovative...

It’s March, which is the greatest time of year if you are a basketball fan. March Madness is a yearly tradition in the college basketball landscape and it’s

All Chicago employers of domestic workers must provide those workers with a written contact beginning January 1, 2022, under a new ordinance enacted…

Öppna gränser var en naturlig del av nyliberalismen. En flyktingpolitik bör dock styras av människors behov av skydd – inte av kapitalisters behov av billig arbetskraft. Varför har inte S och V samma nyktra syn på verkligheten som de danska socialdemokraterna? skriver Cyril Hellman.