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With simple needlepoint crosses, Charlotta Pritchett aims to inspire youth by encouraging a spiritual foundation.
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With simple needlepoint crosses, Charlotta Pritchett aims to inspire youth by encouraging a spiritual foundation.
Some push for Illinois to adopt a law allowing residents to conceal weapons in public, while others urge no change at a town hall organized by Rep. La Shawn Ford.
Sun-Times writer talks with owner of decapitated dog who hopes to save other pets.
Last weekend’s event shines light on this important issue. This weekend, there will be more community events, including Ald. Emma Mitt’s back-to-school gospel fest and the William V. Banks and Lillian Gill Grand Lodge community parade and cookout.
Austin residents packed a meeting room earlier this week to hear Garry McCarthy’s take on fighting crime.
They joined youth from other major U.S. cities in advocating for legislation to reduce violence and improve education.
This year’s 100 Blocks & 100 Churches ended a month of prayer with a unity chain as West Side residents continue their fight against violence.
The 15th and 11th Police Districts host their 2nd annual 100 blocks/100 churches grand finale from 6 to 7. The unity chain comes at the end of a month of prayer and speaking out against violence on the West Side.
Devin Dyer’s family is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in their 18-year-old son’s death.
Wearing T-shirts that said “Don’t shoot” and “I want to grow up, live, love, laugh,” dozens of young children took to the streets Thursday.