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Chicago Warns Union Station Travelers to Watch for Measles Through September 18 After an Infectious Passenger Passed Through

Chicago health officials say a traveler with measles was at Union Station in late August. Who needs to monitor symptoms, and until when?

Medical Daily · Sep 14

Wheat Showing Mixed Early Trade on Monday

Wheat is mixed across the three exchanges on Monday. The wheat complex faced pressure across the three markets heading into the weekend. Chicago SRW contracts saw 8 ¼ to 16 ¼ cent losses across the board, with December slipping 6 ½ cents on the week. Open interest was up 2,801...

Barchart · Sep 14

Slain Rapper Bloodhound Q50 Mother Warns Trolls To Fear Her Following 50 Shot Chicago Gas Station Ambush

BloodHound Q50's mother Machetta Dudley warns online trolls after the rapper was reportedly killed in a Chicago gas-station shooting

International Business Times UK · Sep 14

BloodHound Q50 last Instagram story goes viral after Chicago rapper is killed at 22; what he posted hours before deadly Fuller Park shooting

BloodHound Q50’s last Instagram Story has drawn fresh attention after the 22-year-old Chicago rapper was reportedly killed in a deadly Fuller Park gas station shooting. In his last social media, the rapper extended support for EST Gee's release of the new album Bigger Than The Devil and enjoying Gee's latest…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Free pizza, an aviary and visits from Santa: Welcome to the world’s largest laundromat

A laundromat outside of Chicago has more than 300 machines and never closes. Rachel Dobkin reports how the longtime owner overcame tragedy and turned a weekly chore into a magical outing

The Independent UK · Sep 13

‘He would have been the center of everything’: the art exhibition imagining if Emmett Till lived

Dedicated to the boy whose lynching partially ignited the US civil rights movement, the new exhibition celebrates Black creativity and invites audiences to reckon with racism in America

The Guardian - US · Sep 13

Chicago woman spots a silent cop behind her who he follows her all the way home. She gets creeped out when he refuses to back down: ‘that’s a lawsuit’

His only answer was 'because I can'

We Got This Covered · Sep 13

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: A City-by-City Guide to Houston, New York, LA, Chicago and Miami

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026 runs Sept. 15–Oct. 15. See fact-checked, dated events in Houston, NYC, LA, Chicago and Miami — plus one date we corrected.

Latin Times · Sep 12

Wheat Faces Friday Weakness, as USDA Hikes World Wheat Stocks

The wheat complex faced pressure across the three markets heading into the weekend. Chicago SRW contracts saw 8 ¼ to 16 ¼ cent losses across the board, with December slipping 6 ½ cents on the week. KC HRW futures saw weakness, with contracts 10 to 20 ¼ cents lower, as...

Barchart · Sep 11

Chicago installed tree tubs and permeable pavement at Navy Pier; it helps capture stormwater while reducing annual pollution by 3 lb of phosphorus, 47 lb of nitrogen and 2 tons of sediment

Chicago's Navy Pier showcases an impressive green infrastructure designed for efficient stormwater management. Featuring seventy-seven tree tubs and permeable pavement, the system effectively captures and filters rainwater runoff, preventing pollutants from contaminating local waterways year after year. Not only do the trees enhance the shore with shade, but they also…

The Economic Times · Sep 11