Like many Chicagoans, Nadia Kelly considers Chance the Rapper a hometown hero. "I'm a fan. He does a lot for the community — more than these other rappers are doing,"...
Using food as a catalyst for community involvement, community empowerment and healthful eating, Black South Side food activists and entrepreneurs are bringing change to neighborhoods commonly thought of as food...
At December’s Pocket Con, the youth-centric Chicago comics event focused on diversity, exhibitor First Aid Comics didn’t display a single copy of Marvel Comics’ “Ironheart” — curious in that the...
McCormick Place will be teeming with fans of superheroes from mainstream comics this weekend. But there's an ever-expanding world of offerings outside of classic — white, male — comics. And...
Juanita Douglas selected her outfit for watching the “Black Panther” movie weeks ago. When the room darkens Friday at the Chicago Hampton Alumni Association fundraiser she's coordinating, she'll be wearing...
Get ready for technology to make your life easier — from folding laundry to tracking your pet's health. More than 4,000 companies at this year’s massive CES consumer electronics and...
An empty spot at Water Tower Place could get new life as a coworking space, offering retail space for entrepreneurs and makers to sell their stuff to curious shoppers. Washington,...
Between dog-friendly offices, an annual banquet, department outings for Whirlyball and Chicago Cubs games, quarterly celebrations of employee birthdays, $500 employee referrals and a matching 401(k) program, it seems the...
There's little more satisfying for workers than being able to see the fruits of their labor. That fruit doesn’t get much more tangible than the buildings erected by Power Construction,...