Reviving Chicago Community News
Reviving Chicago Community News
New generation journalists is leading the charge to revitalize local news coverage, and help to mitigate the threat to democracy. Our aim is to raise unprecedented funds for bolstering proven solutions while removing long-standing inequities in journalistic coverage and practice.
Students and recent graduates recently presented Austin Harvest, the Austin Harvest produce market at its permanent location earlier this week, bringing the arts and a sense of community to an area that was once known for its gun violence. WBEZ's Jackie Kostek visited to speak with the company's founders, who have described their goal as not only serving food, but as creating an atmosphere that is more welcoming part of their goal.
Illinois boasts some university of illinois basketball press conference (https://form.jotform.com/230100573203033) most strict gun laws in the country, yet smuggled firearms from neighboring states still pose a threat to its residents the safety of. We examine this issue in greater detail as well as the efforts that law enforcement agencies are making to limit illegal firearm trafficking.
This week, this week, the Chicago Bears kick off training camp. Here we examine their plans off the field as well as the players' personal lives and commitment to social justice.
Vintage signs offer aesthetic and a sense of community in Chicago, but are becoming more prone to damage. This article explains how certain residents are trying to ensure their preservation.