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The initiative aims to boost voter turnout by making mail voting easier and declaring Nov 3 a state holiday. This past Tuesday, Jun 16, governor JB Pritzker signed two new laws aimed at ensuring the safe and active part...

Bars and breweries in Chicago will be allowed to reopen for outdoor service this week. Continuing in its gradual reopening, the City of Chicago will permit bars and breweries to reopen for outdoor service this Wednesday...

The park will be open everyday from 8 am to 9 pm. Chicago continues its gradual reopening of the city today with a partial reopening of Millennium Park. As with the recent re-openings of Navy Pier and the Riverwalk, the...

Drag March For Change will feature a number of well-known Drag performers and activists. In support of Black Lives Matter, leading members of Chicago’s Drag community are organizing a peaceful march beginning in B...

The Chicago Riverwalk has been closed since March. Today, June 12, the Chicago Riverwalk is reopening to the public with some restrictions in place. In the last couple weeks, Chicago has gradually begun to reopen city a...

Time to channel your inner Charlie Bucket. It seems that confectionary company, Tony Chocoloney, is taking a page — or rather — the whole book out of Roald Dahl’s timeless classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory...

The Chicago Resiliency Fund will provide up to $5 million to families who couldn’t apply for federal stimulus aid. Earlier this Wednesday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot introduced the Chicago Resiliency Fund: a fund that w...

Multiple facilities are available Chicagoland area. Map below. Last week, the State of Illinois announced that it would begin offering free COVID-19 testing statewide. Now, residents can visit any one of the State of Il...

The pier begins Phase 1 reopening today. As of today, Chicago’s Navy Pier will reopen its facilities to the public with updated safety guidelines. In the past few weeks, the Chicagoans have seen their city open li...

The festivals were slated for this summer. In the last months, the City of Chicago has seen a number of large festivals cancelled amid concerns for the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Since then, the big question has been...