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Study: Poverty Negatively Affects Childhood Brain Development

Early cognitive improvement is one of the most important aspects of child development. Even babies as young as five months of […]

You may be breathing in more toxins than you think, a new study shows. According to a review report by

A Chicago woman has been charged with identity theft after stealing the purse of a federal judge. Michelle Cook, 52,

Waking up to see the skyline and the plane flying from the airport is a beautiful scene, but it is

As the freezing temperatures hit Chicago, plants are in serious jeopardy of being damaged. According to ABC Chicago, city residents

A new all-day cafe has officially opened in Printer’s Row. Half Sour, a Jewish-influenced cafe with deli accents, has embraced

Approximately 50% of the public school workforce is made up of teachers, many of whom are likely underpaid for the

The Illinois Landscape Contractors Association (ILCA) is changing its rules on uninsured landscaping companies throughout Illinois. In an attempt to

While selling a home in the winter requires more work than selling in the spring or summer, it’s not impossible.

According to Mass Live, experts have found that there’s a higher correlation between sleep and heathy aging than previously thought.