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Progressive governance is a constant struggle, a 3-year check-in with Mayor Johnson

Q&A: Johnson reflects on governing Chicago through political warfare, Trump’s immigration operation, and relentless opposition from the city’s elite.

Q&A: Sharon Bush unpacks why AMARA is putting Black communities at the center of its philanthropy

Q&A: Sharon Bush unpacks why AMARA is putting Black communities at the center of its philanthropy

By Tiffany Walden

Community organizations urge Gov. Pritzker to maintain funding for 5,000 Illinois youth jobs at risk

Community organizations urge Gov. Pritzker to maintain funding for 5,000 Illinois youth jobs at risk

By Tiffany Walden

Check your LINK card: Illinois is sending $400 emergency payments to some SNAP recipients

Check your LINK card: Illinois is sending $400 emergency payments to some SNAP recipients

By Tiffany Walden

A mother’s search for answers: Nolan Wells’ family wants to know exactly what happened to him

A mother’s search for answers: Nolan Wells’ family wants to know exactly what happened to him

By Tiffany Walden

Did your Chicago alderperson reject Mayor Johnson’s millionaire tax referendum?

Did your Chicago alderperson reject Mayor Johnson’s millionaire tax referendum?

By Tiffany Walden

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‘Everybody’s going to be living in fear’: Chicago’s Haitian community reacts to TPS decision

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Is the Obama Presidential Center a modern-day pyramid?

Is the Obama Presidential Center a modern-day pyramid?

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Progressive governance is a constant struggle, a 3-year check-in with Mayor Johnson

Progressive governance is a constant struggle, a 3-year check-in with Mayor Johnson

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Emmanuel Andre is bringing a restorative justice mindset to Chicago’s community safety office

Emmanuel Andre is bringing a restorative justice mindset to Chicago’s community safety office

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Alders approve Anjanette Young’s appointment to CPD civilian oversight commission

Alders approve Anjanette Young’s appointment to CPD civilian oversight commission

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Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

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