The Chicago Rideshare Living Wage and Safety Ordinance, or the “The FairShare Ordinance,” aimed to improve conditions for ...

Ante el aumento vertiginoso de los precios de la vivienda en un barrio de Chicago en proceso de gentrificación, vivir en la ...

Rakya Graham, 23, is a painter and poet studying art at Harold Washington College in the Loop. Still, her only paying job — a server at The Cheesecake Factory — has nothing to do with her artistic ...

Chicagoans may continue to see additional taxes on their grocery bills. Following the Committee on Finance meeting, the ...

We’re so excited to welcome Tristion to the team as City Bureau’s new Chicago Documenters Program Manager! With a background that spans business relations to gun violence prevention, Tristion has ...

As housing prices skyrocket, some of Chicago's young adults are living with their families in order to remain in their ...

If an officer doesn’t have a warrant or enough information to legally search a car, they can ask a driver to give permission, ...

This piece is part of our spring Documenters Showcase—a content series spotlighting the stories, impact, and growing network of people and organizations around the U.S. shaping participatory media and ...

Nita Tennyson felt compelled to act after seeing her people in her community struggle to find basic resources and living supplies early in the COVID-19 pandemic and during widespread looting in 2020.

Chad Emerson didn’t fully grasp how politics could shape his life — until he was incarcerated. Emerson, 39, was convicted of felony drug charges in 2012 and spent nearly eight years in federal prison ...