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Daraxonrasib extends life in pancreatic cancer trial
Pancreatic cancer patients receiving the new drug Daraxonrasib lived nearly twice as long as those on standard chemotherapy in a recent Phase III trial.
31st Street Beach swim advisory issued due to high bacteria
Just a day after a swim advisory was issued for 31st Street Beach due to high E.
Kiowa Main Street Drive-In Movie Night returns August 17
Last year, over 200 vehicles packed Kiowa City Park for a free movie night, a testament to a small town's big appetite for community-driven entertainment.
JTA approves fare hikes and service cuts, impacting commuters
On February 26, 2026, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) Board approved a budget amendment leading to $14.
Lehigh University boosts Lehigh Valley impact in 2026
In FY 2023–24, Lehigh University injected an astonishing $376.
Piccolo Spoleto Festival Showcases South Carolina Lowcountry Arts
Charleston's 48th annual Piccolo Spoleto festival kicks off this week with an impressive 250 events, half of them completely free.
How Exmoor Caviar Brings Sustainable British Luxury Beyond the Tin
Exmoor Caviar, Britain's only sturgeon caviar farm, redefines luxury by extending beyond traditional roe to include sustainable sturgeon meat products, caviar crisps, and vodka. This approach broadens the culinary applications of sturgeon while emphasizing British provenance and careful farming practices.
Glass Doctor Home+Business Strengthens Community Impact
Last year, Glass Doctor Home+Business's "Clear Vision for Communities" program provided free window repairs for 30 low-income households and donated over $15,000 to local youth sports leagues.
Stevens Point area and regional events this weekend
On Saturday, May 23rd, residents in Harshaw can attend a Memorial ceremony at the Veterans Memorial on Lakewood Road, one of at least five such tributes planned across the region this weekend.
Edgewater Street Renamed Lori Cannon Way Honoring LGBTQ+ Activist
On what would have been her 75th birthday, over 200 people gathered in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood to rename a block of North Broadway after Lori Cannon, the late HIV/AIDS and LGBTQ+ activist.
New Revenue Bills Challenge Local Government Funding Models
In Iowa, Governor Kim Reynolds signed a property tax relief bill into law, capping city and county general revenue growth at 2% annually, with an exception for new construction, Iowa Public Radio repo
Early June Pride Celebrations and Festivals Begin
This Sunday, the City of Rehoboth Beach will raise the progressive Pride flag over city hall at noon.
Pabst Brewing Company Ends Schlitz Beer Sales in Chicago
On Monday, May 25, 2026, Friends of Friends bar in Chicago held a 'Schlitz funeral' event, offering 86-cent drafts to mourn the end of an era.
Lollapalooza Reveals 2026 Aftershow Lineup With Global and Local Acts
Paris Paloma will kick off the Lollapalooza 2026 aftershows on Tuesday, July 28, at Metro Chicago.
5 Reasons Pickle Lovers Trust Lancaster Pickle Company Over the Alternatives
For pickle enthusiasts, the difference between a good pickle and a great one comes down to freshness, crunch, and flavor. Lancaster Pickle Company has carved out a distinct niche by focusing on these core qualities, attr…
Forever Mine Festival Debuts in Chicago with Y2K House Nostalgia
In a city already packed with summer music events, the inaugural Forever Mine Festival is set to debut in Union Park, not just with headliners like Kaytranada and Monica, but with a mission to celebra
Pokémon Fossil Museum exhibition opening dates conflict at Field
The Field Museum's website crashed last week as eager fans swarmed to book tickets for its new Pokémon Fossil Museum exhibition.
Chicago Fire Department Engineer Steven M. Decker Dies at 61
A 61-year-old Chicago Fire Department engineer, with nearly 30 years of service, suffered a fatal medical emergency during an annual equipment test on the city's Far North Side.
Community fights industrial park plan for Ford City Mall
On Chicago's Southwest Side, the Ford City Mall, plagued by a staggering 54 percent vacancy rate, must close by June 22.
Gun shop stays open despite federal violations
A gun allegedly used to kill a Chicago police officer came from a Range USA store in Merrillville, Indiana.
Chicago cyclists' silent ride demands safety, justice
On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, hundreds of cyclists rode silently through Chicago.
Chicago Memorial Day Parade Honors Heroes
Imagine a 25-story-tall video installation illuminating the side of THE MART, just one of the many spectacles awaiting Chicagoans this Memorial Day weekend.
Finding the Best Family Dentist in Katy, TX: A Grand Dental Expert Checklist
Finding a family dentist in Katy, TX requires navigating through various options, but the key lies in comprehensive in-house services, modern technology, and a patient-first approach. A local private practice like Grand Dental offers a trusted, long-term partnership for your family's diverse dental needs.
Payton Prep limits graduation tickets, leaving families scrambling
Just four days before their graduation ceremony, students at Walter Payton College Preparatory High School learned their families would receive fewer tickets than promised.