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TimeLine Theatre Company is excited to confirm construction of its new home is more than 75% complete, with sights set on substantial completion of the building in February. TimeLine’s new home is located in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood at 5035 N. Broadway, just steps away from the newly reopened CTA Red Line Argyle stop. The building will include an intimate and f...
Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) joined business owners, legislators, and community stakeholders at Soul Good Coffee to announce nearly $10 million in funding for 47 small businesses through the Small Business Capital and Infrastructure Grant Program. This funding will uplift businesses owned by historically ...
Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced his office charged a Cook County physician alleging he fraudulently received over $1 million in Medicaid and Medicare payments for care and prescriptions he did not render to Medicaid and Medicare patients. The Attorney General’s office charged Mohammad Khamis, 56, of River Forest, with six counts of theft, Class X felonies punis...
As Alexus Orozco walks onto the floor of Triton College’s recently constructed cosmetology and barber facility, she feels as though she’s been transported to her godmother’s salon. She strolls past the sleek seating in the reception area, tracing her steps over the polished white floors until she arrives at her styling station — one of 20. Whether you’re looking to la...
Valparaiso University and City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) have entered into a guaranteed admission to support engineering students seeking a way to pursue a four-year degree. This new agreement ensures that all courses are aligned at both schools so City Colleges students can transfer from its School of Engineering to the University without losing any credits—guarantee...
