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Emotional Giannoulias Wins Secretary of State Race Convincingly

By Brielle Conwell • November 9th, 2022

Alexi podium photo Democrat Alexi Giannoulias, out of the political picture for more than a decade, won the Illinois Secretary of State race easily over Republican Dan Brady.
Tagged   Alexi Giannoulias, Brielle Conwell, Dan Brady, Illinois Secretary of State, Jesse White
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Midterm Election Night Updates: Pritzker, Duckworth Lock Up Races Early

By Red Line Project Staff • November 8th, 2022

Tammy Duckworth photo Election night coverage from the Illinois midterms: Gov. JB Pritzker and US Senator Tammy Duckworth are reelected with convincing wins.
Tagged   Darren Bailey, Illinois midterm elections, JB Pritzker, Tammy Duckworth
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Election Preview: Bailey Leading in Search Popularity, Not Polls

By Zoe McClain • November 7th, 2022

Google Trends graphic How does Illinois search stack up for the state's gubernatorial race? And what issues are Illinois voters searching the most as Election Day approaches?
Tagged   Darren Bailey, Election Day, Google Trends, Illinois elections, JB Pritzker, midterm elections
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Map: Find Affordable Rental Housing Developments in Chicago

By Mariah Martinez • November 7th, 2022

city of chicago photo According to Rent.com, the average price of renting an apartment is between $1,357 to $2,322 in Chicago, depending on the size of the unit. But there are affordable options.
Tagged   affordable housing in Chicago, Chicago affordable housing, housing costs, Mariah Martinez
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Analyzing Race Populations in the Five Largest American Cities

By Steven Perez • October 26th, 2022

race icon Chicago and New York City remain the most diverse cities in the United States, but there are shifts in populations in other major U.S. cities. Explore the data.
Tagged   race population data, race populations, Steven Perez, US Census
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Chicago Public Schools Plays Tug-of-War with its Bilingual Programs

By Ola Stepien • October 26th, 2022

ESL graphic The Transitional Bilingual Education Program and the Dual Language Program -- both offered by Chicago Public Schools -- aren't getting the same treatment and are producing different results.
Tagged   bilingual education, bilingual education in Chicago, Chicago Public Schools, CPS
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Election Preview: Breaking Down the Key U.S. Senate Midterm Races

By Megan Bolling • October 25th, 2022

US Senate image From Georgia to Pennsylvania, Nevada to Wisconsin, here are the key US Senate races that could sway the political tide for the next few years in Washington.
Tagged   Herschel Walker, midterm election preview, US Senate, US Senate election preview
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Election Preview: Pritzker vs. Bailey in the Illinois Governor’s Race

By Lulu Anjanette • October 20th, 2022

JB Pritzker Photo Democratic incumbent JB Pritzker and Republican challenger Darren Bailey are squaring off for Illinois governor on Nov. 8. Get to know the candidates and see how they're being searched online.
Tagged   Darren Bailey, Illinois election, Illinois governor, Illinois midterm general election, JB Pritzker, Lulu Anjanette
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Election Preview: Giannoulias vs. Brady for Illinois Secretary of State

By Aristidas Tankus • October 19th, 2022

Alexi Giannoulius photo Democrat Alexi Giannoulias and Republican Dan Brady are running for an Illinois Secretary of State seat held for the past 23 years by Jesse White.
Tagged   Alexi Giannoulias, Aristidas Tankus, Dan Brady, Illinois Secretary of State, Jesse White
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Election Preview: Will Voter Turnout Continue Upswing in Chicago Midterms?

By Brielle Conwell • October 19th, 2022

voter turnout image Chicago politicians and election officials are hoping to see if 2018's turnout uptick will continue in the Nov. 8 midterms.
Tagged   Brielle Conwell, Chicago elections, Chicago midterm elections voter turnout, midterm voter turnout
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Election Preview Checklist: Breaking Down the U.S. Senate Race

By Grace Brooks • October 19th, 2022

US Senate graphic Use this checklist to break down where the three U.S. Senate candidates for Illinois stand on several of the key issues facing the country ... and the state.
Tagged   Illinois general election, Kathy Salvi, midterm election, Tammy Duckworth, US Senate
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Election Preview: Duckworth vs. Salvi for U.S. Senate

By AJ Castaneda • October 19th, 2022

Tammy Duckworth Photo U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth is looking to defend her spot in Washington D.C. on Nov. 8 against conservative opponent Kathy Salvi in a race of divergent candidate views.
Tagged   AJ Castaneda, Illinois election, Kathy Salvi, Tammy Duckworth
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Election Preview: Chicago Polling Sites and Voters Guide

By Brielle Conwell • October 19th, 2022

voter sticker photo All polling locations will be open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. Chicago residents can view their voter information and locate the correct precinct polling locations on our map.
Tagged   Brielle Conwell, Chicago elections, Chicago midterm election, Chicago polling places, Chicago voters guide
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Election Preview: Voters Weigh in on Races, Voting Safety

By Red Line Project • October 19th, 2022

twitter election screenshot How do voters see the midterm general election shaping up? Our Red Line Project digital reporters interviewed a few young voters and posted their responses to Twitter
Tagged   Darren Bailey, Election 2022, Illinois general election, Illinois midterm election, Illinois midterm races, JB Pritzker
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Domestic Abuse at Top of Chicago Arrests for May 2022, Data Show

By Andy Reyes • June 11th, 2022

Chicago May Arrests graphic A domestic battery with bodily harm offense was the most likely reason for someone to be arrested in Chicago in May 2022, according to Chicago Police Department data.
Tagged   Andy Reyes, Chicago arrest data, Chicago arrests, Chicago crime, Chicago Police Department data
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Data: High Percentage of Mass Shootings are Teens, Children

By Caroline Fisher • June 11th, 2022

uvalde mass shootings graphic The Uvalde school shooting is a chilling reminder: 1 in 4 victims of mass shootings are kids and teens. The U.S. has a 26-times higher rate than other high-income countries.
Tagged   Caroline Fisher, mass shootings data, mass shootings graphic, US mass shootings, Uvalde shooting
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COVID-19: Latest Data and Work-from-Home Best Practices

By Red Line Project • June 11th, 2022

Work from Home Teaser Image Data show a cold reality as COVID-19 enters its third year, and some at-home work best practices could come in handy as COVID-19 cases begin to rise again.
Tagged   COVID-19 data, COVID-19 work from home, Joselyn Bibian, Sofia Diaz, work from home tips
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Data: Tracking Chicago’s Gas Prices Over the Past 22 Years

By Olivia Castillo • June 7th, 2022

gas prices chart With gas prices at an all-time high in Chicago, we look back at the past 22 years of gas costs in the city. As of June 6, regular unleaded hit $6 a gallon in the city.
Tagged   Chicago gas prices, gas prices, inflation, rising gas prices
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Maps: Chicago Summer Concert and Music Festivals Guide

By Caroline Fisher, Madeline Pimlott and Rubi Carmona • May 30th, 2022

chicago music map Wondering where the best summer music festivals, concert venues and clubs are? We've got maps to steer you to all of the best locations in the city.
Tagged   best Chicago music venues, Chicago music, Chicago music festivals, Chicago music guide, Chicago summer concerts
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Map: Where to find Chicago’s Recycling Centers

By Jinhao Zhao • May 30th, 2022

recycling map Where can you take items for recycling? There are seven places around the city where residents can drop their recycling items off.
Tagged   chicago recycling centers, recycling in Chicago
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