A proposed bill would look into fifty strangulation cases in the South and West Sides
Close to 500 Local School Councils in Chicago Public Schools held their elections this past November
A selection of uprisings that took place in Chicago following the police killing of George Floyd
Plagued by memories of past school closings, they organized against a plan to consolidate three schools
Should it pass, the Pretrial Fairness Act will fundamentally change the way public safety has traditionally operated in Illinois
Yellowlining—the lesser cousin of federal-government redlining—was a discriminatory force that historians and economists have only begun to explore
The research center operated by the University of Chicago uses the illusion of scientific objectivity to support the racist violence of the Chicago Police Department
Addiction, prison, pregnancy, and a second chance
The pandemic, the recession, and Chicago’s broadband ballot initiative provide a unique opportunity to embark on an ambitious public works project