Técnicos and rudos face off at the Goodman Theatre
Lucha Teotl, the groundbreaking show integrating the vibrant tradition of lucha libre’s freestyle-masked wrestling deeply embedded in the cultural fabric […]
From One Mayor To The Next: Polluted Communities Still Dealing With Life And Death
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is promising to dismantle environmental racism, but distressed residents in Pilsen are apprehensive.
Esther Corpuz: Serving Hard To Reach Populations
Earlier this year, Governor J.B. Pritzker was heavily criticized for limiting enrollment to two state-funded health insurance programs—some of the
How We Cover Democracy: LNN’s Promise
One year ago, the Latino News Network pivoted its coverage to focus on local Hispanic / Latino communities’ relationships and involvement
Alejandra Ibanez: Culturally Competent Care
Across the U.S. and Illinois, COVID-related hospitalizations are up. Earlier this year, the Biden administration ended the public health emergency
Jorge Valdivia: Telling Authentic Stories
Diversity, equity, and inclusion allow broader perspectives to be integrated when developing new ideas, particularly in the performing arts. They
How We Cover Democracy: LNN’s Promise
Almost one year ago, the Latino News Network pivoted its coverage to focus on local Hispanic / Latino communities’ relationships and
Iris Y. Martinez: Making The Justice System Accessible To All
Judicial process refers to the legal proceedings and actions taken in a court of law. It includes all the steps
New Report: Shocking Low Turnout by Black and Latino Voters in this Year’s Chicago Mayoral Race
Brandon Johnson’s election this past April as Chicago’s new mayor has been hailed across the country as an electrifying victory
Mental Health Challenges for Police Officers Generates New Outlook on Police and Community Relationships
In seeking to understand how to improve community and police relationships, the focus is increasingly turning to officers’ mental health.
Downtown Meriden Dominican salon offers services for all hair types
MERIDEN — When she moved to New York City in 1994, Senia Martínez would have never thought of opening her