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Chicago on track to complete tree-planting goal early
In 2022, Chicago launched an unprecedented effort to plant 75,000 new trees across the city over five years.
City of Chicago failing to protect people from displacement near Obama Presidential Center: Illinois Answers Project investigation
Investigation takes in-depth look at Illinois' mental health courts
Governor's proposal aimed at easing housing shortage struggles
Illinois Answers Project talks impact of online prediction markets
Illinois and Indiana advance stadium bills to lure Bears out of Chicago
Chicago sues after Suzie B. Wilson real estate auction fails
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Chicago's push to become quantum hub: Where's the funding coming from?
New federal rules could put formerly unhoused people back on streets
Hundreds of vacant lots owned by city's 'worst landowner' still unsold
South, West side homeowners over-taxed amid fresh investment
Lawsuits grow as Illinois lags on reforming property tax sale laws
Cook County weighs limitations of its medical debt relief initiative
Chicago lawmakers skeptical of proposal to legalize 'granny flats'
IL families evicted for minor offenses under crime-free housing laws
Chicago City Council members aim to give financial watchdog a boost
Investigation reveals alarming use of chair restraints at county jails
Payroll data shows bonuses for city council aides on the rise
Illinois DCFS' reporting on abuse and deaths scrutinized
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City of Chicago failing to protect people from displacement near Obama Presidential Center: Illinois Answers Project investigation
Investigation takes in-depth look at Illinois' mental health courts
Governor's proposal aimed at easing housing shortage struggles
Illinois Answers Project talks impact of online prediction markets
Illinois and Indiana advance stadium bills to lure Bears out of Chicago
Chicago sues after Suzie B. Wilson real estate auction fails
Chicago's push to become quantum hub: Where's the funding coming from?
New federal rules could put formerly unhoused people back on streets
Hundreds of vacant lots owned by city's 'worst landowner' still unsold
South, West side homeowners over-taxed amid fresh investment
Lawsuits grow as Illinois lags on reforming property tax sale laws
Cook County weighs limitations of its medical debt relief initiative
Chicago lawmakers skeptical of proposal to legalize 'granny flats'
IL families evicted for minor offenses under crime-free housing laws
Chicago City Council members aim to give financial watchdog a boost
Investigation reveals alarming use of chair restraints at county jails
Payroll data shows bonuses for city council aides on the rise
Illinois DCFS' reporting on abuse and deaths scrutinized
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