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On Wednesday, the family of Dexter Reed and their attorneys filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Chicago and Chicago Police Department (CPD)…
Mayor Brandon Johnson, Civilian Office of Police Accountability Chief (COPA) Andrea Kersten and Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx demonstrated a unified message April 9 of…
On any given summer day out west in the mid-2000s, Harold Washington College student Tiffany Clark could be found on the basketball court at Union Park…
Many Black Chicagoans have a deep distrust in government. This isn’t a new occurrence. It’s generational. The cycle of harm has been perpetuated through intentional…
Whether it’s for financial reasons or lack of decent homes, West Siders have few options when it comes to finding a quality home to purchase in…
The TRiiBE is excited to welcome Nadia Harrald to the team as its first full-time audience and marketing manager. In this new role, Harrald will lead…
On March 19, about 200 people, including housing advocates, Ald. Maria Hadden (49th), SEIU Healthcare SEIU Healthcare Illinois and Indiana Executive Vice President Erica Bland gathered…
On Monday, area residents and Ald. Ronnie Mosley (21st Ward) gathered outside Esporta Fitness in Morgan Park at 11520 S. Marshfield Ave. for a rally…
It’s no secret that many Black and brown communities in Chicago have experienced decades-long disinvestment. More than 50 years ago, following the assassination of Rev. Dr.…
There are a variety of reasons that can cause someone to face housing insecurity. Tynetta Hill-Muhammad, who grew up in Georgia and Louisiana, migrated north to…