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San Antonio Reduced Its Jail Population by Treating the Mentally Ill
By Whet Moser
Over 15 years, Bexar County built a complex system to divert people from jail and into a spectrum of mental-health and social service programs. They're still building, and other locales are paying attention. Read more
Rahm Emanuel Lets Them Eat Cheesecake
By Mallory Hughes
The mayor relies on Eli's, located in his old congressional district, to lure pols and CEOs. Read more
Can Barbara Byrd-Bennett Save Chicago’s Schools?
By Jennifer Tanaka
The CPS chief must fix the district’s dire finances—and that’s just task one. Read more
Chicago to Congress Theater: Turn Down for EDM
By Whet Moser
A new agreement with the city bans electronic dance music at the Logan Square venue. Here's a handy guide to what might be permissible—and what might be verboten. Read more
Maybe We're in a 'Libertarian Moment' After All
By Whet Moser
Even if Americans as a whole aren't, a rare glimpse into the politics of the very wealthy—and politically influential—speaks volumes about the direction of national, state, and local policy. Read more
Why and How Chicago Neighborhoods Gentrify—and When
By Whet Moser
A new study by a longtime Chicago researcher suggests that there's a "threshold" for neighborhoods that are about to gentrify. Read more
Why Millions of Americans Still Use AOL
By Whet Moser
In rural Illinois, expensive, bad broadband leaves dial-up as the best option for internet access—and then, using AOL actually makes economic sense. Read more
Why Crime Is So High in Certain Chicago Neighborhoods
By Whet Moser
A study of city areas that have recently gotten better—and worse—shows how family, wealth, housing, immigration, and more factors can influence a place's future. Read more
What's Wrong with Illinois's Economy?
By Whet Moser
The Rust Belt is rebounding, led by manufacturing gains in the auto industry—and leaving behind the less car-dependent Land of Lincoln. Read more
How Health and Housing Relate to Crime in Chicago
By Whet Moser
Low birth weight, childhood lead poisoning, pre-term births, and infant mortality rate all go hand in hand with the crime rate—but there are significant differences in how neighboring communities are affected. Read more
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