The shrine was redesigned five years ago as a bronze replica of el Cerrito del Tepeyac in Mexico City where it is said La Virgen de Guadalupe made an appearance
Artist-run Brighton Park record label highlights Black and Brown artists
The University of Chicago has a long history of dividing itself from the community
Although Latinx students continue to represent the largest racial group in Chicago Public Schools, they had the highest number of students leaving in the past year
A recap of select open meetings at the local, county, and state level for the December 9 issue
Nearly two decades later, La Villita artist returns to redo popular mural of La Virgen de Guadalupe and tell the story behind it
Artista de La Villita regresa al barrio para restaurar el mural de la tan venerada Virgen de Guadalupe que realizó hace casi dos décadas
Chavez Siler, the officer who attacked a student last month, should have been fired for pistol-whipping a suspect in 2017, COPA found
Pilsen and a number of other neighborhoods will see dollars pour into affordable housing development and preservation in their communities
In June, contractors demolished two dormitories at Cook County Jail, filling surrounding Little Village with airborne pollutants