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Walmart says that, collectively, its Chicago stores aren’t profitable. But academics point out they’ll still leave a hole when they’re gone.
Brentin Mock of Bloomberg CityLab says Candyman represents what bad, racist housing policy created and what gentrification tries to erase.
Most tax credits from a program encouraging developers to build or renovate affordable units went to majority-Black neighborhoods.
Family members of one Black 32-year-old woman who died say they are concerned about the lack of communication from the hospital before her death.
Lightfoot wants to “unwind” Chicago’s “addiction to fines and fees” so as to not drive people into bankruptcy and out of the economy.
But economic impact is hard to track without oversight at state or federal level. Critics say that’s not good enough.
Workers connect qualifying callers with one-time emergency aid.
A high rate of unemployment persists in some parts of Chicago, despite a worker shortage in manufacturing.
Who will the multibillion-dollar project benefit?
From closed bars to Pedialyte, here are a few things you might not have known about the holiday.
