Forever Mine Festival is a cross-cultural celebration of Chicago house and R&B
The new Forever Mine Festival transformed Union Park into a sprawling celebration of house music and 2000s R&B over Memorial Day weekend.
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The rise of Latin rave: Sueños became a stage for a new generation of Mexican DJs and EDM artists
As tens of thousands packed Sueños Music Festival for a weekend of reggaetón and regional Mexican music, another sound was steadily taking over the festival grounds: Latin rave.
Chicago ‘Dreamers’ say they’re fearful of job loss and deportations
The rising chance of arrest, job loss and deportation for 'Dreamers' was the focus of a Senate spotlight forum on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
Federal tort claims filed for residents arrested in ‘shocking’ military-style raid on South Shore building
Immigration advocacy groups on Wednesday filed tort claims against the Department of Homeland Security over a controversial raid in a South Shore apartment building.
At a corner in Little Village, a mural for lives lost to cancer serves as both art and altar
When reporter Laura Rodriguez Presa lost her abuela, she hadn't anticipated the depth with which she would grieve — or the community she would find.
No passport. No flights. No easy way home for Venezuelans who want to leave Chicago.
Countless Venezuelans want to return to their home country, but have been unable to because of broken diplomatic ties and bureaucratic hurdles between the two countries.
‘This election is not over’: Democratic race for Illinois comptroller still undecided as Croke holds slim lead
The Democratic primary for Illinois comptroller remained too close to call as state Rep. Margaret Croke maintained a slim lead over state Sen. Karina Villa.
State Rep. Croke holds narrow lead in the Democratic race for Illinois comptroller
State Rep. Margaret Croke said she was confident late Tuesday that she would prevail in a tightly contested race to become the Democratic nominee for Illinois comptroller.
DACA delays lead to lost jobs, less stability and anxiety over potential deportation under Donald Trump
Without the renewal, DACA recipients are in danger of being placed in deportation proceedings.
Feds violated immigration court order, wrongly deported hundreds, court filing alleges
Attorneys say hundreds, if not thousands, of people arrested in the Chicago area could have ultimately been found eligible for release.