Plagued by memories of past school closings, they organized against a plan to consolidate three schools
'We can argue over semantics if they want to and say that it’s not a closure.'
Addiction, prison, pregnancy, and a second chance
South Side theater companies pivot to deal with COVID-19 and explore new options for their work and their community
During the pandemic, white prisoners were released more often than Black or Latinx ones—and now the number of detainees is on the rise
Organizaciones intentan cerrar la brecha alimentaria de Chicago durante el COVID-19
How the H1N1 Pandemic and Federal Supply Management Have Affected Local Responses to COVID-19
During a respiratory health crisis, the city has mobilized to protect property over its protection of air, water and black and brown communities