While the entire world is on high-alert in light of recent terrorist attacks in Paris, a misunderstanding at a Chicago airport has left many wondering where the line should be drawn between security and discrimination. According to the Daily Mail, two Palestinian men were waiting to board a flight from Chicago to Philadelphia in Midway […]
UPDATED 8/7/20 Airline passengers traveling through Chicago may not be able to avoid delays, lost baggage or crying babies, but they can avoid a case of the flu, thanks to a new program being offered in O’Hare International Airport. According to the Daily Journal, Chicago’s Department of Aviation recently announced that it would be offering
Illinois residents already know that their state is one of the most bicycle-friendly states in the country, and a couple new improvements aim to increase support for even more people to grab their bikes and head outside. The first update, as reported by the Chicago Tribune, is that the pavement is finally down for the
The widow of late actor Robin Williams has opened up to reporters about her husband’s suicide last August, and she says that depression wasn’t the culprit. Robin Williams had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease a little over a year before he decided to take his own life. According to his wife, Susan Williams (née Schneider),
The Windy City is more than prevalent in the smash-hit television show Empire, but many Chicagoans may not be aware that the stylish wardrobes they see on the show are made by one of their own. According to local news affiliate Fox 32, a fashion designer named Platinum struck gold when the wardrobe team for
With playoff season in full swing, Chicago Cubs fans have been looking for any way to show their allegiance to the Chicago baseball team. For one barber, only the utmost in creativity would make the cut. A few days before the Cubs’ playoff game against the Pirates, Barber Miguel Rosa decided to express his playoff
Chicago is in the middle of an affordable housing crisis, but developers have been flooding into City Hall lately hoping to get around a new law which would require them to set aside units for low-income families. The legislation in question went into effect on Sunday, Oct. 11; according to DNAinfo Chicago, it’s intended to
Three years ago, Roosevelt University decided to build a 32-story, $123 million skyscraper residence on its downtown Chicago campus; since building the giant dormitory, South Loop Tower has become a student hub for living, studying, and socializing. It has also become the center of Roosevelt’s financial woes, according to a new report from the Chicago
Cresco Labs, a medical marijuana business in Illinois, is launching a $1 million marketing campaign that’s going to include print advertising, radio commercials, billboards, social media campaigns, and notices in health publications. The only problem is that there’s a ban on advertising by growers in the Prairie State. “Cultivation centers may not advertise through any
In the span of 72 hours, Chicago Fire Department crews responded to 74 heroin overdose cases last week. Last week, Chicago police and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration combed the city’s West Side trying to find the source of the dangerous batch of drugs. Eventually, they arrested two gang members — 24-year-old Alfonzo Sylvester and