COPA stands by its recommendation to fire the Chicago officer who fatally shot Anthony Alvarez
COPA released its final report in the case Wednesday.
Lynnea Domienik
Producer, Reset
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A state run mental health facility in downstate Illinois has history of abusing residents
Court records show that employees have been accused of beating, choking, and in some cases, raping residents.
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Argonne National Laboratory will study the effect of climate change on Chicago neighborhoods
The lab was one of three cities to receive a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
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Chicago Bears release plans for Arlington Heights entertainment district
The organization made public mock-ups of how it might transform the 326-acre parcel of land in the Northwest suburbs.
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Former MCA curator creates Museum Exchange, first digital platform for art donations
The program connects museums to art donors across the country with a focus on lifting up women artists and artists of color.
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Flooding in Chicago basements is a common and systemic problem
Some residents say they experience flooding throughout the spring and summer.
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Many Afghan refugees in the U.S. are waiting to be reunited with their families
The U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan one year ago, creating chaos.
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Chicagoans react to having some of their student loan debt forgiven
President Biden has announced up to $20,000 of student loan debt forgiveness per individual who makes less than $125,000 a year.
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Activists occupy Uptown parking lot in fight for affordable housing
Advocates set up tents in the former Weiss Hospital parking lot to block a luxury apartment building from breaking ground.
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Chicagoans reflect on six months of war in Ukraine
Ukrainians and Ukrainian Americans honor the Independence Day of Ukraine while mourning six months of war.
