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Changing of the 34th Ward
By Edward McClelland
The 34th Ward is moving — and its new home looks entirely different. It's a reflection of a changing Chicago. Read more
Billionaire Politicians May Be the Future
By Edward McClelland
If Illinois is any indication, it's becoming more and more expensive to become an elected official. Read more
Will Lori Lightfoot Be One and Done?
By Edward McClelland
Can the mayor overcome rising crime and her own political inexperience to win a second term? Read more
Is Chicago’s Black Political Power Waning?
By Edward McClelland
Bobby Rush's retirement closes another chapter in the story of Black political power in the city. And with Chicago's declining Black population — what comes next? Read more
Unmaking a Murderer
By Jake Malooley
Inside the efforts to exonerate the “Starved Rock Killer.” Read more
Ranking the 7 Lincoln-Douglas Debate Sites in Illinois
By Edward McClelland
From Freeport to Jonesboro: how seven Illinois towns honor the debates that took place on their soil. Read more
Why Can’t We Quit Rod Blagojevich?
By Edward McClelland
With a new miniseries on Hulu, Blago can't seem to quit the spotlight — and the public seems to keep eating it up. Read more
Opinion: Let’s Take Lake Michigan Away From Indiana
By Edward McClelland
Making the case to take the shoreline away from Indiana, where steel mills continue to pollute the lake. Read more
When Martin Luther King Jr. Lived in Chicago
By Kevin Boyle
Fifty-five years ago, Martin Luther King Jr. rented an apartment on the West Side. He would leave not quite a year later, having learned a frustrating lesson: He could expose the city’s gaping racial wounds, but he could not heal them. Read more
Opinion: How Illinois Became a One-Party State
By Edward McClelland
Illinois isn't the only state with the problem, but it can breed bad government. Read more
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