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Mobile Reporting: Stories in Chicago Sept. 16-23

By Red Line Project Staff • September 23rd, 2025

CPD accident photo. Click for story UIC digital journalists covered stories last week using only their smartphones. They tracked police and ICE activity, Mexican Independence Day, protests as well as community events.
Tagged   Chicago, ICE, mobile reporting, National Guard, UIC
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May CPI: Inflation Has Yet to Respond to Tariffs

By Meaghan Tomasiewicz • June 16th, 2025

The May Consumer Price Increase was released and indicates a 0.1% increase. How is this connected to tariffs and what does this mean for you as a consumer?
Tagged   BLS, Consumer Price Index, consumer prices, CPI, Tariffs
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Mapping Affordable Housing in Chicago

By Keira Alvarez • June 10th, 2025

Affordable housing icon. Click for story Chicago’s median rent increased over 20% from 2021 to 2023 with double-digit increases in traditionally low-income communities like Pilsen, Albany Park and South Shore.
Tagged   Chicago affordable housing, Chicago housing, lack of affordable housing in Chicago
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Will Humboldt Park’s Identity Survive Gentrification?

By Kyra Theodore and Evalyse Teruel • May 8th, 2025

Humboldt Park image. Click for story Gentrification is rapidly reshaping Humboldt Park, and the community is being united to push back to protect the soul of the neighborhood.
Tagged   Evalyse Teurel, gentrification in Chicago, Housing, Humboldt Park, Kyra Theodore
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Chicago’s Rental Crisis: The Fight for Affordable Housing

By Alexis Schofield • May 8th, 2025

Chicago housing icon. Click to read story. Chicago’s affordable housing crisis continues to worsen, with a shortage of over 119,000 units. Is there a solution?
Tagged   Alexis Schofield, Chicago housing, Chicago rental costs, housing issues
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Chicago Facing an Affordable Housing Crisis

By Dylan Drews • May 8th, 2025

housing crisis icon. Click to read story. A study revealed that more than 120,000 low-income households are spending, on average, over 30% of income on rent.
Tagged   Chicago Housing Department, Dylan Drews, housing crisis, housing in Chicago
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Opinion: A Legacy of Discrimination: Chicago Housing Bias

By Jlynne Askew • May 8th, 2025

Chicago housing icon. Click for story Chicago’s history of housing discrimination is one of the most notorious examples of redlining. Programs that could help need funding.
Tagged   affordable housing in Chicago, bias in Chicago housing, Jlynne Askew
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Opinion: The Quiet Displacement: Chicago’s Affordable Housing Crisis

By Nouma Basharet • May 8th, 2025

housing crisis image. click to see story As development surges in Pilsen, Uptown and Logan Square, longtime residents are being pushed out — quietly, but steadily.
Tagged   Chicago housing crisis, housing issues
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What’s Next for Water Tower Place? Mall Faces Uncertain Future

By Dessany Zaruma and Nguyen Thao Phuong Dang • May 7th, 2025

mall crowds icon. Click for story The pandemic, shoplifting, public safety and online shopping has merchants leaving Water Tower Place, which is reworking the retail space for offices.
Tagged   Dessany Zaruma, malls closing, Michigan Avenue merchants, Nguyen Thao Phuong Dang, Water Tower Place
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Safety Concerns Amid ICE Raids in Humboldt Park

By Jasmine Martinez and Jorge Velasquez Soriano • May 7th, 2025

Humboldt Park image icon. Click for story Humboldt Park, a majority Hispanic populated neighborhood, becomes a target for ICE raids as the Trump administration heads toward mass-scale deportations.
Tagged   deportations, Donald Trump, Humboldt Park, ICE, Jasmine Martinez, Jorge Velasquez Soriano
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Chicago: A Sanctuary City Under Pressure from ICE

By Lorena Mendez • May 7th, 2025

Sanctuary City icon. Click for story Ald. Raymond Lopez calls for revising the city’s welcoming policy on immigrants amid ICE raids under Operation Safeguard.
Tagged   Alderman Raymond Lopez, ICE raids in Chicago, Lorena Mendez, Operation Safeguard
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Homeless Crisis Escalates at Gompers Park on North Side

By Mia Segura, Angela Szubra and Siena Stickney • May 6th, 2025

Gompers Park homeless icon. Click for story Gompers Park, a beloved community center for youth sports just off Foster Avenue on the city’s Northwest side, is faced with a growing crisis -- homeless encampments.
Tagged   Gompers Park, Gompers Park homeless issue, Little Gompers, public safety in Chicago
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How TikTok is Reshaping the Chicago Restaurant Scene

By Max Ayoub and Vanessa Saenz • May 6th, 2025

FoodTok icon. Click for story The competition in Chicago's restaurank scene is tough, and standing out means having a strong social media presence along with good food and service. And TikTok has a big role
Tagged   Chicago food scene, FoodTok, Max Ayoub, TikTok, Vanessa Saenz
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Tensions Remain over Chicago Music Festivals and Neighborhoods

By Anissa Hernandez • May 6th, 2025

music festivals icon. Click for story Chicago is a popular destination for music and street festivals during the summer, but they remain at odds with many neighborhoods near the festivals.
Tagged   Anissa Hernandez, Chicago music festivals, Lollapalooza, Riot Fest
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Windy City, Wired City: an AI Blueprint for Chicago’s Future

By Derrick Hood • May 4th, 2025

Chicago smart city icon. Click for story Chicago can undergo a tech revolution with AI by rethinking everything from transportation to healthcare to public safety. But it comes with ethical, moral and legal concerns.
Tagged   AI and Chicago, AI transforming Chicago, Chicago as a smart city, Derrick Hood
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Opinion: Protecting Trans Rights in Illinois During Trump’s Second Term

By Angela Szubra • May 4th, 2025

Trans-rights icon. Click for story Chicago and Illinois officials are doing their best to protect transgender rights during Trump's second term. Will it be enough?
Tagged   Angela Szurba, Donald Trump, JB Pritzker, Trans-rights
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How Two North Side Parks Are Developing Nature Play Spaces

By Sara Velasco and Brady Blacher • May 4th, 2025

Nature Play Space icon. Click for story Nature Play Spaces are nature-centric areas created by the Chicago Park District with the hope of giving the community an area to connect with nature.
Tagged   Brady Blacher, Chicago Park District, Indian Boundary Park, Nature Play Spaces, Sara Velasco, Shabbona Park
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How is Vaping Negatively Impacting Chicago’s Environment?

By Kenny Tran • May 4th, 2025

Chicago vaping icon. Click for story Vaping has been affecting Chicago’s environment by creating hazardous plastic waste. Is anything being done about it?
Tagged   Chicago environment, e-cigarette, Kenny Tran, Vaping
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Humboldt Park Youth Programs Tackle Violence

By Henry Taala • May 4th, 2025

Humboldt Park youth icon. Click for story Community-driven youth programs throughout the neighborhood have become crucial in counteracting violence, encouraging belonging and building hope.
Tagged   Chicago crime and violence, Henry Taala, Humboldt Park, Humboldt Park youth programs
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Opinion: Is Chicago’s Tap Water Safe to Drink?

By Lizaveta Rahatsiuk • May 4th, 2025

Tap water icon. Click for story While Chicago provides some of the safest tap water in the US, lead pipes during the delivery to older homes could contaminate it, an expert says. What more is Chicago doing to solve the issue?
Tagged   Chicago tap water, Lizaveta Rahatsiuk, tap water, water safety
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