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Chicago’s Mental Health Challenges Persist Despite Growing Support Services

By Arren Perdue • June 12th, 2026

mental health chart icon. Click for story A recent study shows Chicago recorded 15.7% of adults self-reporting poor mental health, while Illinois reports 16.3%. Both are just below the national average.
Tagged   Arren Perdue, Chicago mental health, mental health issues
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How Obesity in the United States Has Increased Over the Last 60 Years

By Hector Gil Jareno • June 12th, 2026

obesity icon. click for story Obesity rates have in the United States have increased four-fold in the past 60 years. It's increased among children, too.
Tagged   obesity, Obesity in the US, weight loss
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CPD Internal Affairs Handles High Volume of Conduct Complaints, Few Sustained

By Arren Perdue • June 10th, 2026

CPD chart icon. click for story In the past decade, only 267 of the Chicago Police Department's 1,525 conduct-unbecoming violations have been sustained.
Tagged   Chicago Police, CPD internal affairs, CPD officer investigations
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Data Show Crime Decreasing on the CTA in 2026

By Janya Herrera • June 10th, 2026

CTA crime icon. Click for story Chicago public transportation has faced significant criticism over the past couple of years due to crime, but it has surprisingly reduced overall crime rates.
Tagged   CTA, CTA crime, CTA crime statistics
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Data: Male Arrests in Illinois Peak in Their Early 30s

By Wesley Bustalena • June 10th, 2026

arrest data icon Over the last five years, male arrests in Illinois were highest among adults in their late 20s and 30s, with men 30 to 34.
Tagged   FBI crime data, Illinois crime data, male arrests in Illinois, Wesley Bustalena
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Data Put Cook County Housing Shortage into Context

By Leslie Quintana • June 10th, 2026

Chicago housing chart icon. Click for story Finding a home in Chicago has become a challenge as homebuyers are running out of options or can’t adjust to rising costs.
Tagged   Chicago housing shortage, Chicago real estate, Cook County housing, housing shortage
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How Mail-in Early Voting Exploded in Illinois 2006-2016

By Gabriel Palos • June 10th, 2026

Early voting chart icon. Click for story Illinois voters began turning to mail-in early voting ballots as far back as two decades ago, and the trend exploded by the 2016 election.
Tagged   early voting, early voting trends in Illinois, how has early voting increased in Illinois
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Chicago’s Library Divide: Circulation Differences in North, South Sides

By Arren Perdue • June 3rd, 2026

Libraries map icon Chicago Public Library branches in lower-income areas show consistently lower circulation numbers than branches in higher-income neighborhoods.
Tagged   Chicago libraries, Chicago library circulation rates, literacy in Chicago
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Stagnant Funding Leaves Chicago Artists in a ‘Waiting Game’

By Emre Zor • May 3rd, 2026

Arts funding icon. Click for story Artists learned in February that Gov. JB Pritzker’s proposed $56 billion budget keeps Illinois Arts Council funding nearly flat at $25.9 million.
Tagged   Arts Alliance Illinois, Arts funding in Illinois, Emre Zor, Gov. JB Pritzker, Illinois Arts Council
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Tech Gap: The Digital Divide in Chicago Public Housing

By Gabriel Palos • May 3rd, 2026

Thousands of CHA residents lack reliable internet due to cost, outdated infrastructure and inequality. This digital divide impacts education, jobs and healthcare.
Tagged   Chicago digital divide, Gabriel Palos
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The Shadow of Dark Money: Lessons from the Illinois 2nd District

By Arturo Gutierrez and Citlaly Rodriguez • May 3rd, 2026

2nd district story icon. Click for story Donna Miller’s congressional bid gained and lost a key endorsement over AIPAC funding, highlighting debates about outside money in elections.
Tagged   Arturo Gutierrez, Donna Miller, Illinois 2nd District Congressional race
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All the Rave: Axiom Gives Back to Charities, Communities

By Freja Benson and Cassidy Peterson • May 3rd, 2026

Rave photo. Click for story Chicago rave organizations are donating proceeds to charities in need, but organizers say that rave culture needs to change.
Tagged   Axiom, Cassidy Peterson, Chicago raves, Freja Benson
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How Is Chicago’s Homeless Population Being Treated?

By Gabby Valente and Atzin Anguiano • May 3rd, 2026

Homeless photo. Click for story In 2024, Chicago’s migrant surge relocated thousands of asylum seekers. Since then, Chicago’s homeless population tripled and remains an issue.
Tagged   Atzin Anguino, Chicago homeless population, Chicago's unhoused, Gabby Valente, homelessness
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Chicago’s Wealth Divide: Riverdale and the Price of Poverty

By Noe Gonzalez and Armaan Hussaini • May 2nd, 2026

RIverdale photo. Click for story A look inside the financial hardships, health and environmental issues facing residents in Riverdale, Chicago's poorest neighborhood.
Tagged   RIverdale, Riverdale Chicago cost of living
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How Community Air Monitoring Helps Little Village Residents Understand Air Quality

By Atzin Anguiano and Eden Joseph • May 2nd, 2026

Air quality photo. Click for story Localized air monitoring helps Little Village residents better understand pollution risks that state and federal systems can overlook
Tagged   Atzin Anguino, Chicago air quality, Eden Joseph, EPA
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Polish Culture Disappears as Logan Square Changes

By Emilia Wawryniuk and Olivia Kasza • April 30th, 2026

Logan Square teaser image. Click for story Logan Square residents are witnessing a change, especially in a business sector that is no longer reflecting Polish culture.
Tagged   Chicago Polish neighborhoods, Emilia Wawryniuk, Jackowo, Logan Square, Olivia Kasza
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North Lawndale: Risk of Gentrification, Even With the City’s Proposed Solution

By Janya Herrera and Olivia Schaller • April 30th, 2026

North Lawndale icon. Click for story The Missing Middle Infill Housing Initiative will build homes in multiple empty city-owned lots.
Tagged   Janya Herrera, North Lawndale gentrification, Olivia Schaller
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At the Gates of Lake Michigan: Asian Carp Threat to Chicago Waters

By Oscar Hidalgo and Joshua Zapata • April 30th, 2026

Asian carp image. Click for story Scientists and environmentalists warn that if Asian carp establish themselves in Lake Michigan, the consequences could be severe.
Tagged   Asian carp, Asian carp in Lake Michigan, Josh Zapata, Oscar Hidalgo
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Mapping Unemployment and Major Employers in Chicago

By Nicole Klem • April 30th, 2026

unemployment icon. Click for story. The highest unemployment rate in Chicago is in the South Side neighborhood of Riverdale, with a 30.11% unemployment rate.
Tagged   Chicago unemployment, Nicole Klem, Unemployment
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Grocery Gaps: Food Deserts and Community Health in Chicago

By Dea Talelli • April 30th, 2026

Food deserts map icon. Click for story Data: grocery stores in Chicago are unevenly distributed across the city. Neighborhoods on the South Side, d have significantly fewer grocery stores compared to elsewhere.
Tagged   Dea Talelli, food deserts in Chicago, Grocery deserts
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