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Chicago Starbucks workers strike causes some store closures
2 天之前 · Workers at some Starbucks stores started a five-day strike Friday in three U.S. cities, including Chicago, to protest lack of progress in contract negotiations with the company.
A child's smile and thumbs-up was the jolt I needed to kill my …
1 天前 · A week earlier, I had received a letter from the secretary of state’s office informing me it was time to renew my state ID, and so I headed for the state of Illinois Building on La Salle Street.
In 2024, we sought — and published - Chicago Sun-Times
2 天之前 · In terms of racial and ethnic identity, our newsroom is 64% white, 14% Black, 12% Hispanic, 8% Asian and 2% two or more races. Our news staff is 63% male and 37% female, including those who ...
At the Sun-Times in 2024, a year of experimentation, collaboration ...
4 天之前 · In the Sun-Times newsroom, it’s been a year of experimentation and collaboration. Experiments to engage new audiences — which included tests of new approaches for stories, social media ...
Chicago News - Chicago Sun-Times
The 4-year-old was checked out at the scene and is now in the care relatives after the incident, that began about 5 p.m. in Highland, Indiana and ended near 53rd and Morgan streets in Chicago with ...
CTA locks down Red Line extension funding before Trump takes …
3 天之前 · The Chicago Transit Authority has locked down nearly $2 billion in federal funding for the Red Line extension, securing money some worried could be at risk after President Joe Biden leaves office ...
News - Chicago Sun-Times
A Hillside construction group whose executives include a daughter and son-in-law of Sebastian “Sam” Palumbo has shared in more than $80 million in state government contracts over five years.
How the new Chicago budget will hit your pocketbook
3 天之前 · That means a standard Netflix subscription for Chicago residents will jump around $0.19 a month — from $16.88 to $17.07. This is expected to add $12.9 million more to the city’s coffers.
Health - Chicago Sun-Times
5 天之前 · The hospital system hopes the investment closes Chicago’s 30-year life expectancy gap between residents on the South and North sides.