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A federal pilot program will provide microloans and teach former felons how to run their own businesses in four cities including Chicago.
An attorney for teens shot by Marco Proano says a dashcam video, which was first released publicly by the Reporter, helped differentiate this case from hundreds of other police shootings in the past decade.
Illinois offers in-state tuition, but that’s not enough to make college affordable for most undocumented students.
Participants reflect on the impact of their 34-day hunger strike to save a neighborhood high school in Bronzeville.
Activists re-imagine a world without police misconduct at a sit-in across the street from Homan Square, the infamous Chicago police facility.
A new coalition says improving the rail line would help low-income workers get to jobs and jump start new businesses.
The Southwest Side neighborhood has seen an influx of newcomers from Latin American countries.
Even during the winter, home for some Chicagoans is a viaduct or a park bench.
Thousands of Chicago Teachers Union members and their supporters marched through downtown Chicago on Thursday, protesting $75 million in school cuts planned to take place by the end of June. CTU and Chicago Public Schools officials have a bargaining session Friday to continue working toward a contract agreement.
Chicago was enveloped in a wave of protests after the release of the Laquan McDonald shooting video on Nov. 24, 2015. Photographers for The Chicago Reporter documented the scandal’s fallout in this audio slideshow.
