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Judge rejects shopper's interpretation that “farm fresh” addresses the health or welfare of the animals; experts told the plaintiff the label “literally means nothing.”

A shopper's lawsuit against Kroger contending that the grocery giant's "farm fresh" label on eggs was deceptive was dismissed by a federal judge in

Young people ages 16 to 25 are set to gather at the Epiphany Center for the Arts for Chicago Youth VoteFest during the Democratic National Convention to show they care about key issues and want to get involved.

Young people ages 16-25 are set to gather at the Epiphany Center for the Arts, 201 S. Ashland Ave., for Chicago Youth VoteFest during the Democratic National Convention to show they care about key issues and want to get involved.

The Board of Education is currently crafting a five-year plan for CPS but has not sufficiently addressed the future of charter schools, the group said Wednesday at a rally outside Jones College Prep.

The city of Chicago made a $13.5 million deal with supermarket operator Yellow Banana to bring six of its Save A Lot stores to neighborhoods lacking access to affordable, fresh food. But the company has racked up $2 million in debts and shrunk to one open store amid lawsuits from creditors.

The West Garfield Park store is the first to open out of six locations that were part of Yellow Banana’s city-funded $13.5 million deal to offer South and West side residents more grocery options.

“This $10 million will be transformational for small and nonprofit developers who are helping to fill the affordable housing gap,” Pritzker said. “It's going to give Chicago's most struggling, working families an affordable place to rest their heads at night.”

“Estos $10 millones serán transformadores para los promotores inmobiliarios pequeños y sin fines de lucro que están ayudando a llenar la falta de viviendas asequibles”, dijo el martes el gobernador JB Pritzker. “Dará a las familias trabajadoras con más dificultades de Chicago un lugar asequible donde descansar por las noches”.

About 8 million Gen Z voters are eligible to vote in their first election this year. Young voters around Chicago say candidates' TikToks and other social media pages are helpful — but they want to hear concrete solutions for problems facing the next generation.