A series of investigative stories attempt to paint Fritz Kaegi as incompetent or corrupt, but lean on exaggeration and tabloid framing.
In light of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's appointment to the U.S Supreme Court, Black women in politics reflect on the weight of being historically outnumbered and breaking through barriers
Judge Gaughan gave lower sentences for second-degree murder just five times out of fifty-five cases
Many in the Eritrean diaspora, even those in the United States, remain fearful of speaking out against that nation’s government. Simon Aman who lives in Chicago talks to the Weekly about the war back home
Joanna Klonsky’s contract avoids Hiring Plan rules by calling her a “pro bono consultant” rather than a “volunteer.”
ECPS organizers want to ensure community voices are included in the interim commission that will be formed in January
Notes from the 8/05/21 issue