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“Payday loan lenders disproportionately target low-income communities and communities of color, and they make it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for people to escape the cycle of poverty,” Raoul said.

Former Mayor of Robbins Tyrone Ward talked with The Southland Journal tonight about his history, his advocacy, and his future in politics and education. 

During his report, Mayor Roger Agpawa mentioned the challenges as the city grows and aims to do better business.

After the incredible comeback against the Celtics Monday, the Bulls fell short tonight, losing by 5 points to the 76ers.

“When I come on the air, my main thing is to educate, making sure that you understand that life has so many twists and turns, but you have it in you to guide who you are,” says Dean.

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) yesterday unveiled a one-of-a-kind, specially-designed train to honor the Chicago Sky, our hometown 2021 WNBA Champions.

The Dolton board of trustees adjourned its Nov. 1 regular meeting early after a virtual chat room was disabled during the live stream, which garnered criticism from the trustee

Activist Wallace "Gator" Bradley gets down to business and received his COVID vaccine.

In honor of Veterans Day, Attorney General Kwame Raoul is encouraging veterans, their families and members of the public to participate in a free roundtable discussion highlighting how the Attorney General’s office helps veterans and service members access resources and better understand their rights.

Aisha Betancourt discusses the loss of her daughter due to a drug overdose, substance use issues within the City of Chicago Heights and the her activism to raise awareness about substance use disorders.