February 2016

Vesuvio’s Reopens After a Smattering of Violations

After multiple health code violations, Vesuvio’s, a popular late-night downtown South Bend bar and pizza spot, was fined heavily on […]

Proponents of electromagnetic field (EMF) protection have long warned of the potential negative effects things like cellphones and wireless internet

Over two years ago, federal researchers discovered that there were high levels of lead in Chicago water mains, which had

According to the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) plans to spend between $30 million and $40 million to

Chicago’s public schools are in dire financial straits after the district dissolved its financial woes by borrowing over $700 million

On Feb. 1, 2016, the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (NCASA) released a report announcing the organization’s intent

The water crisis in Flint, MI, is far from being resolved, but one scientist has developed an inexpensive filter that