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Illinois Ranks Low Among US State with Military Veterans per 100k

By Sean Hayes • April 30th, 2026

US veterans per state. Click for story Some of the reasons why Illinois' number is so low: large population, a higher cost of living and taxes compared to other states.
Tagged   Chicago military veterans, Sean Hayes, US military veterans
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Measuring Wildfire Burn Probabilities in Illinois, US

By Adam Musaev • April 30th, 2026

Wildfire chart icon. Click for story States that produced the largest and deadliest wildfires in American history now rank at the bottom of the national burn probability index.
Tagged   Adam Musaev, Illinois Burn probabilities, The Great Michigan Fire, US fires, US wildfires
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Essay: How Is Generative AI Contributing to Journalism Job Loss?

By Gabriel Palos • March 22nd, 2026

AI icon. Click for journalism jobs story. Fact: Generative AI tools can make journalists more efficient. But is it really eliminating jobs or giving management a way to eliminate positions?
Tagged   AI replacing journalists, Gabriel Palos, Genterative AI, journalism jobs
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Addiction: AI and Its Rising Impact on Sports Betting

By Edzon Lozano • March 22nd, 2026

sports betting icon. Click for story Studies show that online sports betting increases the risk of addiction, especially among young adults. Experts warn that AI can shape user behavior in ways that are not fully understood.
Tagged   AI and sports betting, edzon lozano, gambling, sports gambling, UNLV
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Essay: Rethinking AI as a Supplement, not a Substitution for Human Connection

By Arturo Gutierrez • March 22nd, 2026

Human-AI connection icon. Click for story Artificial intelligence is shifting from practical tools to emotional companions, with platforms like Character.AI attracting millions of users.
Tagged   AI and human connection, Arturo Gutierrez, National Library of Medicine
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Essay: Artificial Intelligence in Local Newsrooms. Helpful or Harmful?

By Victoria Bernat • March 22nd, 2026

AI and newsrooms icon. Click for story Artificial intelligence is becoming more common in local newsrooms as journalists look for ways to work more efficiently with limited staff.
Tagged   AI and local news, Ai in newsrooms, Victoria Bernat
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Essay: Does AI Hurt Youth? Self-Harm Encouragement and AI Relationships

By Kalia Vang • March 21st, 2026

AI relationships image. Click for story AI chatbots can present risks for young users, particularly when they provide harmful guidance such as content related to self-harm. They can also form emotional attachments.
Tagged   AI and healthcare, AI and relationships, Kalia Vang
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AI, Answer-Driven Search and the Decline of News Traffic

By Eden Joseph • March 21st, 2026

AI search icon. Click for story With this shift to AI summaries, search pages now show an AI-generated answer right at the top before any of the links are shown. How is it impacting news site traffic?
Tagged   AI and journalism, AI search, boolean search, Eden Joseph, search engines
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How is AI-Driven Content Production Transforming Journalism’s Public-Service Mission?

By Nayda Garcia • March 21st, 2026

newspaper icon. Click for story AI is transforming journalism by increasing efficiency and lowering costs, but it risks undermining its public-service mission.
Tagged   AI and journalism, Nayda Garcia, trust in news
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Essay: A Maze for Readers: Is It Human Text or is it Written by Artificial Intelligence?

By Emre Zor • March 21st, 2026

AI news icon. Click for story While newsrooms rely on AI to meet economic and production pressures, studies show readers strongly prefer human-written content and often distrust AI involvement — especially when disclosed.
Tagged   AI and journalism, Emre Zor
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Which Lollapalooza Performers Are Being Searched the Most on Google?

By Cassidy Peterson • March 20th, 2026

Google Trends icon. Click for story An analysis of Google search trends provides insight to the biggest Lollapalooza headliners coming to Chicago and the upcoming, nationwide “No Kings” protest.
Tagged   Cassidy Peterson, Lollapalooza, No Kings protests
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Gun Violence in Chicago Is Decreasing — But Data Tell a More Complicated Story

By Amar Ahmad • March 16th, 2026

Crime icon. Click for story on Chicago homicides Since spiking during the pandemc, Chicago homicide numbers have dropped steadily over the past five years. But the data show a disturbing trend.
Tagged   Amar Ahmad, Chicago crime, Chicago homicide drop, Chicago homicide trends, Chicago homicides last five years
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Breaking Down 2024-25 Chicago Crime: What the Data Show

By Isabella Bailey • March 16th, 2026

Crime data icon. Click for story While Chicago crime was down in 2025, including a record-low 416 homicides, the city still saw its usual summer spike in reported crime overall.
Tagged   Chicago crime data, Isabella Bailey, public safety
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Data: Inmate Deaths are on the Rise in U.S Federal Prisons

By Dea Taielli • March 16th, 2026

icon for inmate deaths story. Click for story There have been 8,242 inmate deaths in US federal prisons from 2005 to 2024. Data suggest that there may be a lack of adequate healthcare access for incarcerated people.
Tagged   data liberation project, Federal Bureau of Prisons, incarceration figures, Prison data
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Data: Inflation Rate Has Slowed in Chicago Over the Past Year

By Evalyse Teruel • March 16th, 2026

Inflation icon. Click for story Although it's hard to believe, data from the Bureau of Labor statistics show inflation has actually slowed in the Windy City.
Tagged   CPI, Evalyse Teurel, inflation, inflation in Chicago
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Data Show Rent Is Rising Faster Than Pay in Chicago

By Arian Towfigh Nia • March 16th, 2026

Rental prices icon. Click for story. Chicago’s cost of living has become noticeable between 2023 and 2025, and skyrocketing rental costs are one big reason why.
Tagged   cost of living., CPI, rent prices
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Ongoing Crisis: Dogs Overflowing Adoption Centers in Chicago

By Lizette Salto • March 16th, 2026

Dog adoption icon. Click for story. Throughout the last five years, there has been an 85% spike in stray dogs being captured or surrendered to adoption centers in the Chicagoland area, mostly due to lack of economic resources.
Tagged   dog adoption Chicago, Lizette Salto, PAWS Chicago
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In Quotes: What Are Chicagoans Saying About Key Issues?

By Red Line Project • March 10th, 2026

Person on the street interview icon. Click for story Our digital reporters hit the streets to inteview people about CTA safety, property taxes and the Bears stadium issues. Hear what they had to say ...
Tagged   Chicago Bears stadium, CTA, CTA safety, property taxes
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Sports: Breaking Down NBA Scoring and Chicago Stars Attendance

By Red Line Project • February 28th, 2026

Icon for sports graphic. Click for story From professional soccer to the NBA, our data reporters break down and visualize the numbers that drive sports on and off the court and pitch.
Tagged   Chicago Bulls, Chicago Cubs, Chicago Fire, Chicago Stars, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Manchester City, Manchester United, Premier League
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Chicago Cubs Extend Attendance Rebound with Another Jump in 2025

By Adam Musaev • February 17th, 2026

Cubs attendance chart Total attendance at Wrigley Field has been slowly climbing for four consecutive seasons since the pandemic. Expectations are high for 2026.
Tagged   Cubs, Cubs attendance, Cubs attendance 2025, MLB, Wrigley Field
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