Cook County Health, the county-run healthcare system, wants to become a go-to medical provider for the county’s roughly 22,000 government workers, as well as for other employers. It also wants to court more patients who have insurance, and beef up serv...
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Apple disabled the walkie-talkie feature after they were notified of a security vulnerability. This epsiode talk about that act and why Apple's move is good for business... as well as poke a little fun at the walkie-talkie.
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Friends and colleagues says Stevens, who died on Tuesday, never strayed far from his Chicago roots.
Streets and Sanitation workers would report sightings of federal agents to the ward alderman, who would then notify immigration advocates.
Streets and Sanitation workers would report sightings of federal agents to the ward alderman, who would then notify immigration advocates.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Wednesday that a consultant will study the economic feasibility of each site.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Wednesday that a consultant will study the economic feasibility of each site.
Chicago-based writer June Thiele hopes “Molly of Denali” will give viewers a better understanding of Alaska Native cultures.
Chicago-based writer June Thiele hopes “Molly of Denali” will give viewers a better understanding of Alaska Native cultures.
CHA board chair John Hooker announced Tuesday that he is resigning, effective Friday. Mayor Lori Lightfoot praised Hooker for his service.
The meetings include agency heads from Great Lake states who are in Chicago to talk about how to stop invasive Asian carp from getting into Lake Michigan and beyond.
The meetings include agency heads from Great Lake states who are in Chicago to talk about how to stop invasive Asian carp from getting into Lake Michigan and beyond.
In the wake of the 2011privacy investigation into Facebook, US regulators are recommending a $5 billion fine. The episode put context around that number and rants about how nothing will really change.
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New training for Chicago school-based police officers urges them to be both officers as well as educators and counselors.
New training for Chicago school-based police officers urges them to be both officers as well as educators and counselors.
Planning officials say current zoning laws allow for 4.7 million square feet of development in the area and not the imagined 20 million.
Now that the dog days of summer are truly upon us, we hope you’re staying cool lakeside or under a shady umbrella with our summer #ReadUCP Twitter book club pick, Edible Memory: The Lure of Heirloom Tomatoes and Other Forgotten Foods by Jennifer Jordan. And if you haven’t picked it up yet, it’s not too late! We’re reading throughout July and August, so there’s plenty of time for reading in-between watering your tomato and pepper plants or checking out the latest at the farmers’ market. (And there’s a handy discount code below.) Though we’ll soon be announcing dates for our Twitter chats with Jennifer, we decided to get things started with a few questions about what inspired her interest in heirloom foods and what’s next on her plate. Where did your interest in heirloom fruits and vegetables come from? I’d say it came from two sources, one personal, one sociological. I’ll submit this photo as evidence of the personal part. I grew up in California in the 70s, and my parents (both teachers) had a cooperative garden when I was tiny. Amazingly, one of the babies I grew up with ALSO became a sociology professor! So my childhood was surrounded […]
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Cook County’s inspector general raised significant financial questions about the county-run health system’s Medicaid insurance business.