Monday, August 10, 2020 4:06 AM ET
1 month ago
Skyrocketing meat prices force Pilsen sandwich shop to close indefinitely3 months ago
Illinois companies report layoffs of 14,100 workers in March4 months ago
How to apply for unemployment benefits if you are out of work during Illinois' COVID-19 shutdown4 months ago
Pandemic 'monumentally worse' than 2008 financial crisis: out-of-work United Center worker4 months ago
How a wide swath of workers are seeing their pocketbooks hit hard by the coronavirus: 'We are all so connected'4 months ago
Pot profs, cannabis clinicians and lawyers among white-collar workers flocking to marijuana jobs5 months ago
Activists say too many Amazon employees are getting hurt on job7 months ago
Ford's workers in Chicago oppose four-year UAW deal8 months ago
As strikes loom, CPS parents may find few Park District options for their kids9 months ago
U of C Medical Center nurses strike10 months ago
Chicago police OT surging again, despite 10-year high in manpower and all-time high in technology11 months ago
The labor movement has deep roots in Illinois — here's why11 months ago
Phil Luciano | Journal Star11 months ago
Job opportunity offered in impoverished communities in Chicago: Gut fish in Alaska1 year ago
Study of polls finds most now consider women as intelligent as men1 year ago
In new #MeToo novel 'Whisper Network,' women rebel against a boss who's a Bad Man1 year ago
Man wounded in shootout with Chicago police in Englewood -- A man who was shot by police was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, Chicago fire officials said. His condition was not known.7 hours ago
35 shot, 3 fatally, in Chicago so far this weekend -- Three men have been killed, while three teenagers were among the 26 others injured by gunfire.1 hour ago
Killing of Black Disciples 'king' could be linked to Mexico's Gulf Cartel drugs, FBI says -- Lawrence 'Big Law' Loggins was shot to death last year in a parked car in Englewood. New revelations of possible Gulf Cartel ties are in an affidavit in a sweeping drug case.2 days ago
'We're in really, really uncharted territory,' Kim Foxx says of gun violence in Chicago -- State's attorney reflects on a friend being shot while she was growing up, says more has to be done to prevent retaliatory shootings and rejects criticism her office is too easy on gun crimes.16 hours ago
Smash-and-grab burglars steal from South Loop store: police -- A group of about four people broke the front window of the store in the 700 block of South State Street and stole the cash register and other items, police said.14 minutes ago
When can I buy pot in Illinois? How much can I buy? Your questions answered1 year ago
'Seal of approval' sought to curb abuses at temporary staffing firms1 year ago
Job fair offers young adults makeovers, haircuts and 2nd chances1 year ago
UIC full-time faculty reach tentative contract deal with school, averting strike1 year ago
No degree? Fed's study says Chicago is a tough place to work1 year ago
Fact-check: Downstate Republican wrong about wage hike costing 50,000 jobs1 year ago
Kiannah Sepeda-Miller — Better Government Association1 year ago
Union says WBBM-AM won't help its minimum-wage workers1 year ago
City Colleges of Chicago workers on the picket lines1 year ago
Fact-check: Congress hopeful's paycheck claim bounces1 year ago
Fact-check: Pritzker-allied group's claim about other states' income tax unfair1 year ago
Invitation accepted: Symphony musicians, management to resume talks at City Hall1 year ago
Downtown Chicago office leasing accelerates, report finds1 year ago
Unions that bet on losing mayoral candidate celebrate Council shift: 'We won'1 year ago
Wage-theft bill sparks debate about 'repeated' offenders1 year ago
Rebecca Anzel — Capitol News Illinois1 year ago
Pritzker signs ban on local government 'right-to-work' laws1 year ago
Peter Hancock — Capitol News Illinois1 year ago
UIC faculty votes to authorize strike1 year ago