Pope Leo Needs No Further Treatment For Lung Cancer, Doctors Say
Pope Leo returned to the Vatican on Saturday after having the lower lobe of his right lung removed.
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Whatβs next for the proposed Rondo land bridge atop I-94 in St. Paul?
The historically Black Rondo neighborhood was sliced in two by I-94. A vast land bridge proposed to the St. Paul Planning Commission could help to…
Read full article βCTA Gathering Public Input On Bus Service Through New Survey, Events
Residentsβ feedback will shape CTA's Bus Vision Project that aims to improve bus service.
Read full article βMore Beverly Businesses Targeted In Early Morning Break-Ins, Police Say
Burglars targeted four businesses on 95th Street early Wednesday morning, stealing electronics, equipment and money, police said.
Read full article βA novel, chilly effort to help end homelessness in the Twin Cities
As shelter needs remain high, the CEO of Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities recently spent 24 hours on a bench to talk about homelessness and…
Read full article βThe cold never lasts as long as the winter dread
As another Minnesota winter approaches, remember that we're better at adapting than we are at predicting how we will feel. The post The cold never…
Read full article βCrime down and police presence up on Metro Transit, but data questions remain
Months before the opening of the Green Line Extension, ridersβ perception of transit safety remains a critical concern. The post Crime down and police presence…
Read full article βNorth Lawndale Exhibit βWhere The Blood Flowsβ Explores Local Artistβs Life With Sickle Cell Anemia
A North Lawndale artist drew from his experience living with sickle cell anemia to create the latest exhibit to come to the Lawndale Pop-Up Spot.
Read full article βMayor Proposes Package Tax, Corporate Head Tax (Again) In $17.6 Billion Budget
Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal includes a new 15-cent tax on delivered packages and higher corporate taxes to help fund expanded mental healthcare, tree trimming and…
Read full article βDavid Krueger, Beloved Chicago Painter And Comics Creator, Dies At 63
Krueger, who worked from Arts of Life's West Town studio for nearly 20 years, is being remembered for his prolific artistry, unfiltered humor and gracious…
Read full article βChicago 2026 General Election: Everything You Need To Know About Voting Nov. 3
Early voting is underway across all 50 wards in the city. Here's how and when to vote, and what you should know about the races.
Read full article βLittle Village Food Pantry, Violence Prevention Group Seeks Answers After 4 Shot Outside Nonprofit
Two New Life Center staff members and a peace worker were shot Oct. 16 outside the nonprofit's office at 26th Street and Pulaski Road, officials…
Read full article β52-Unit Apartment Building Could Replace Retail Strip Near Diversey Brown Line Station
A developer is seeking a zoning change to build a five-story apartment building with affordable units and ground-floor retail.
Read full article βWhat to expect when youβre expecting a new Timberwolves season.
The Wolves are once again zigging (towards ballhandlers) as the league zags (towards multifaceted big men). The post What to expect when youβre expecting a…
Read full article βWhat do you call a boomerang that doesnβt work?
Plus: A vigil at Red Lake Nation; Nick Shirley gets paid; You can see a post about You Can See Everything; and more in your…
Read full article βLibraries, Homeless Programs See $130M Boost In Mayorβs New Budget Proposal
The proposals are part of a $17 billion budget β which also revives a fight over a corporate head tax plan β the mayor will…
Read full article βLincoln Square Man Accused Of Killing National Guardsman Added To FBIβs 10 Most Wanted List
Joseph βTroublesβ Matos has had a warrant out for his arrest since 2024. He and Gary βGottiβ Roberson, both believed to be gang members, are…
Read full article βSalt Shed Wants To Build 15,000-Person Outdoor Music Venue Next Door
The venue owners filed a zoning request last week to determine the feasibility of turning a nearby industrial lot into a large amphitheater.
Read full article βDid New Ulm residents rally in opposition to U.S. involvement in World War I?Β
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Read full article βAnother Woman Alleges Rape This Year At A UChicago Fraternity Via New Lawsuit
The 19-year-old woman said she was assaulted and left unconscious during a Feb. 7 party at the Alpha Delta Phi house.
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