At a time when Black power is being threatened, the gap between political reliance and policy delivery is becoming impossible to ignore.

In a scathing dissent, Justice Elena Kagan said the court's conservative majority has completed its "demolition" of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

The Peacebook Executive Order will create 50 jobs for Youth Peacekeepers and four Youth Safety Advisors. The new order builds on years-long organizing and advocacy efforts by the youth-led non-profit,...

Immigration officials detained more than 70 Minnesota children between Dec. 1 and March 10, a Sahan analysis of court records and federal deportation data shows.

A newly obtained Chicago police report reveals the Black man ‘choked’ by feds in 2025 wasn’t involved in the crash and didn’t have any involvement in a robbery.

Dr. Cerina Fairfax is remembered as a mentor and community leader as officials call attention to the broader impact of domestic gun violence toward Black women.

Body camera videos released Friday show that officer Carlos Baker ran up a stairwell after encountering an armed man and firing the gunshot that killed Rivera.

A proposed substitute ordinance was approved by members of the Chicago City Council’s workforce development committee on Wednesday that would allow the Chicago Police Department to remove police offic...

On Thursday night, CPD Supt. Larry Snelling joined the city’s civilian oversight board for a discussion on how CPD responded during the Trump administration’s “Midway Blitz” operation.

“It turns out that the policy that they have in place is applicable to what we’re asking them to do,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said.

At a five-hour service in the Pullman community, presidents, preachers and ordinary people gathered to celebrate a man who told generations of Black Americans they were somebody worth fighting for.

Ald. Raymond Lopez, the proposal’s sponsor, said the goal is not to criminalize parents: “If they are not or if they are knowingly dismissing what their children are up to, then they should be held ac...

In advance of the 98th Academy Awards ceremony, journalist and media critic Brandon Pope will discuss the stand-out movies of 2025, his picks for Oscar-worthy performances, and which films he thinks w...

The Home for Good legislation seeks to provide housing and supportive services for Illinois residents returning home from incarceration in an effort to prevent homelessness, increase public safety and...

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Many Black Chicagoans, especially on the South Side, routinely make for cheaper goods and gas. 'I would still see them as Chicago's team.'

Gov. JB Pritzker celebrated Illinois’ economic gains in his budget address, but Black leaders say billions in spending must more directly address long-standing inequities.

Harris securing the Democratic party nomination is a full-circle moment for Black political power in Chicago.

"Our father was a servant leader — not only to our family, but to the oppressed, the voiceless, and the overlooked around the world,” Jackson’s family said.

Primary Election Day is on March 17. Illinois’ 7th Congressional District has had a Black leader at the helm for over 50 years. Will the seat remain Black?

Primary Election Day is on March 17. Illinois’ 7th Congressional District has had a Black leader at the helm for over 50 years. Will the seat remain Black?

For more than a century, cocktail lounges — distinct from dive bars and nightclubs — have served as essential gathering places for Black Chicagoans.

The Trump administration has claimed the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua had taken over the building. But new documents make no mention of the gang and reveal federal agents had information about “ille...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution said Tuesday it will lay off staffers in the newsroom and other segments of the business.

“How does this substitute ordinance make our community safer? It doesn't. It ignores the real root causes of safety. We need investments in systems of care,” Isaiah Burton said.