Why are Latinx neighborhoods in the Southwest Side feeling the brunt of COVID-19 diagnoses in Chicago?
Hospital administrators share their views about healthcare in immigrant communities
Fresh Food at a Distance
South Side farmers adapt to COVID-19
Prayer in a Pandemic
Churches struggle to keep their communities—and themselves—afloat
Latinx Illinoisans Surpass All Groups in Coronavirus Cases
Notes from the 5/13/2020 issue
Moving Past the Festivals
Chicago’s SSAs struggle to support businesses unexpectedly closed
Seeking Clemency in a Crisis
Advocates argue that Illinois could be doing much more to protect the incarcerated from the pandemic, but many politicians fear backlash
Op-Ed: Bringing Chicago Home in a Time of Crisis
Housing advocates continue to push for a dedicated funding stream to address the city’s homelessness crisis
¿Qué pasa en los distritos? La respuesta de los concejales al coronavirus
Comprobando las acciones de los concejales del sur ante el COVID-19
Voices from La Villita, Post-Demolition
What the dust cloud created by the Crawford coal plant demolition did, in residents’ own words