Today in History: New York’s first subway line opens
On Oct. 27, 1904, New York's first subway line opened to the public, running 9.1 miles from Manhattan's City Hall to Harlem and carrying more than 100,000 passengers on its first day.
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US Treasury proposes a rule to crack down on high-tech investments in China and other ‘countries of concern’
The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed a rule to crack down on American high-tech investments...
American and United are in stalemate at O’Hare, but rivalry keeps growing
With the rivalry at an imposed stalemate, both airlines turned to making underhanded barbs against...
A novel mRNA cancer vaccine helps reduce the chances of melanoma patients’ tumors returning
A first-of-its-kind cancer vaccine is helping significantly reduce the chances that melanoma patients' tumors return.
Nurses at Endeavor Health’s hospitals in Evanston, Glenview, Skokie, Highland Park move to unionize
If the election is successful, nurses at Endeavor’s hospitals in Evanston, Highland Park, Skokie and...
Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert to get life-size bronze tribute near Millennium Park
A life-size bronze sculpture of dueling film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert will soon...
What to know about the AI-detected security bug impacting wide swaths of the internet
The language that’s known as the backbone of the internet is now subject to what...
Cook County proposing $18 million renewal with controversial vendor Tyler Technologies
If the County Board approves a renewal next month, Tyler Technologies will make up to...
Solar project at Trinity High School ties into wider church mission of environmental justice, president says
Trinity High School's $1.5 million solar panel project ties into a wider church mission focused...
Lake County Plan Commission tables data center amendment
The amendment would change the Unincorporated Lake County Unified Development Ordinance and create more guidelines...
Michigan City residents, activists protest coal plant, data centers
Michigan City residents joined the Sierra Club and Just Transition Northwest Indiana to protest NIPSCO's...