Patrick Filbin

CTA crews added netting to keep out birds and will continue to make repairs after Ald. Bennett Lawson alerted CTA President Dorval Carter to the filthy conditions of the busy “L” stop.

Some neighbors remain strongly opposed to the size and design of the 44-story building and say it would increase congestion in an already-dense area. "A city needs to grow," Ald. Brian Hopkins said.

The Pride Parade will be smaller this year, but advocates and regulars said there are other ways the city could make it safer and more efficient.

The Medicaid Access Rule has been finalized, with six years until the implementation of the 80-20 provision. There’s no time to rest for home-based care

The parade will include 150 participants and start at the intersection of Broadway and Sheridan instead of Broadway and Montrose.

Last month, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) unveiled its final overtime rule, which is set to go into effect this summer. The rule increases a minimum salary threshold for millions of workers across the country, and could impact home health and home care providers.

Hundreds of students participated in the walkout Wednesday to coincide with Nakba Day, when Palestinians were driven out of what is now Israel during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.

The store features handmade goods from sustainably-conscious brands and coffee from Michigan-based Madcap Coffee.

If there were ever a time for Medicare Advantage-related troubles to cool off in the home health care space, now would be it. And, heading into the

Neighbors are blaming Bluelight and Under Bar on Western Avenue for criminal activity that has spiked recently during the early-morning hours.