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Chicago Helicopter Experience

Illustration by Haley Tweedell
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Cop in Lakefront Attack Has a History of Similar Incidents

by Jim Daley November 10, 2021December 11, 2021

n October 28, the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) concluded its investigation of an incident in which CPD officer Bruce Dyker attacked Nikkita Brown, a Black woman who was walking her dog along the lakefront path, in August. Dyker had approached Brown to demand she leave the park because it was after 11pm, and […]

Amazon Pollution. Illustration Credit: Haley Tweedell
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A Planned Amazon Warehouse in Bridgeport is the Latest Site in the Fight Against Industrial Development on the South and Southwest Sides 

by Amy Qin February 12, 2021February 17, 2021

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