The Rent Is Due and Chicagoans Need Relief during COVID-19
Fair housing advocates and elected officials push to keep vulnerable residents housed during the COVID-19 crisis
Meet the Candidates: Eira Sepúlveda
The Weekly sits down with the Hanover Park Village Clerk who is running for a seat on the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District board
Documents of Resistance
Photographer Sarah-Ji aims to amplify a movement
Who Was Bill Walker?
Chicago’s revolutionary community muralist
The Dispersal of Black Chicago
A new report explores how and why Chicago, and the South Side, is losing its Black population
Email Ties Alderman Cardenas to Polluter
Residents form environmental alliance ahead of IEPA hearing
Families Left Out in the Cold by Catholic Charities
Questions remain about whether the closures were avoidable
Three Day-Care Centers to Close on the Southwest Side
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago will shut them down November 26
A Tale of Two Parades
Mexican independence parades in Little Village and South Chicago go back decades
Fifty Years of Fred Hampton’s Rainbow Coalition
A look back on how multiracial Chicago-style coalition building has influenced organizing to this day