Whether it's spring forward or fall back, one thing's for certain, Americans don't like messing up their sleep schedule. An expert from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine talks about the importance of our internal circadian rhythm.
Whether it's spring forward or fall back, one thing's for certain, Americans don't like messing up their sleep schedule. An expert from the Am…
Have you ever wondered why the term is ‘good morning’ when most mornings don’t feel so good? Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
American conceptual artist Jonathon Keats is looking to Atlanta waterways as a source of time and opportunity for humans to closer connect wit…
The arch was built in 1990 as a show of community pride and Mexican Americans' contributions to the city. Architect Adrián Lozano designed the piece based on arches often found in Mexican communities.
Chicago artist Martyl Langsdorf designed the image of the clock 75 years ago.
The scientists who created the atomic bomb were awed and frightened by the power they had unleashed. So they created a symbol to warn the world of nuclear confrontation. That symbol, the Doomsday Clock, turns 75 this month, reported The Chicago Tribune.
The story of how the Doomsday Clock began ticking 75 years ago, the brainchild of an Illinois artist
Martyl Langsdorf designed just one magazine cover, but it has had considerable staying power. A prolific painter of abstract and figurative canvases, she was commissioned 75 years ago by the scientists who built the atomic bomb that ended World War II. By 1947 the Cold War was on, and they wanted to alert Americans to the danger of a nuclear confrontation with the Soviet Union.
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Beyond becoming a symbol of the “Mexican capital of the Midwest,” the arch has served as a gathering space for Mexican people in the Chicago area and attracts tourists.
How divided and combative is Congress?
This is an editorial from the Herald & Review opinion page.
"At quarterback, you got that mental clock in your head like, 'OK, I got to get (the ball) out,'" Williams said Tuesday. "At receiver I got the same thing, so at receiver it's almost a little bit faster."
These days many of us are attached to the hip at our phones and look at them whenever we can, even before bed! Buzz60’s Mercer Morrison has th…
A 20-second pitch clock is used with no runners on base, similar to the one instituted at Triple-A and Double-A in 2018.
Cook County Chief Judge Timothy Evans announced Friday that 86 county courtrooms will become available for trials starting July 23.
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In what continues to be one of the irritating realties of our modern world, a law that was instituted during World War I continues to flummox and annoy us today.
Making these simple changes to your daily routine may help you fall asleep faster. Buzz60’s Johana Restrepo has more.
Depending on your timing, you can still ring in the new year with noisemakers as the clock strikes 12 in other countries around the world.
Getting adequate sleep and maintaining a regular schedule may reduce the frequency of migraines.
We live in a society in which attainment is just a few computer keystrokes away.
This is an editorial from the Herald & Review editorial page.
SPRINGFIELD — As the country gets ready to again adjust its clocks back to standard time, add another Illinois lawmaker to the list of those w…