The pause comes after over 1,500 student visas were abruptly canceled, triggering confusion and lawsuits from students.

The two-day festival featured a reggaeton-centric lineup with veteran vocalists Don Omar and Wisin alongside up-and-coming ...

Local grocers and consumers are feeling the pinch as new tariffs drive up the cost of imported food. In Chicago’s diverse neighborhoods, corner grocery stores that once stocked imported products ...

Chicago’s Vietnamese refugees and second-generation community members explore the war’s impact and legacy. On a sunny Saturday afternoon in May, a soft breeze passed the storefronts of dozens of ...

As the Trump administration begins “social media vetting for anti-Americanism” among immigrants and other efforts, growing ...

Chicago is phasing out Favorite Healthcare Staffing after paying the agency $342 million to oversee its shelter system. Records show that Favorite had a poor track record of resolving complaints.

Immigrant Rights Advocates ‘Fighting Back Against Fear’ as Trump Administration Marks First 100 Days As President Donald Trump’s administration marks 100 days, immigrant organizations say they are ...

Colombian singer and pop icon Shakira makes her debut performance at Sueños Festival in Grant Park on May 24, 2025. Sueños Music Festival returned for its 4th year to Grant Park, celebrating Latin ...

Fighting for a chance to stay, many immigrants wade alone through backlogs and attorney shortages that plague the immigration court system. With a pile of documents spread out in front of her, Auscena ...

The eviction case comes as Chicago migrants are facing a triple crisis – homelessness, food insecurity and increased deportations under Trump.

All immigrants in the U.S. have rights, including the right to remain silent. Here’s what you should know if you encounter federal immigration agents. This story is for information purposes only.