For Diana Roth, beauty is about more than what people see in the mirror. It has become a passion and a business the Chicago-area Latina business owner has built from the ground up.
On Hunger Action Day, the Greater Chicago Food Depository is warning that changes to SNAP benefits are putting additional pressure on families and food pantries.
More than six weeks after severe storms swept through northwest Indiana, some residents are still dealing with damage and its effects on their daily lives.
A Chicago mother is demanding answers after her 13-year-old son was severely beaten, an attack she says may have been retaliation for rapping about rival cliques on social media.
Parents of Lincoln Elementary School students are demanding answers about when their children can return to their classrooms after summer storms damaged the school and forced students to attend classes in other buildings.
"After about six weeks during his NICU stay, our credit card bill arrived, and we spent nearly $2,000 just for parking," the foundation's founder said.
The National Archives and Records Administration plans to close its facility in Chicago, prompting opposition from local archivists and lawmakers who say the move could make historical records unavailable.
