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Latinos Continue to Drive Growth in Chicago's Suburbs: New Report Looks in Depth at Trends

• By Daniel Cooper
• Aug 24, 2023

The economic threat nobody is talking about: Chicago is losing immigrants

• By Margarita Bernal. Edited by Shehara Waas.
• May 28, 2019

Data Points: What does suburban poverty look like in Chicagoland?

• By Shehara Waas and Martha Templeton, Research Assistant
• Sep 17, 2018

Data Points | Chicago’s south and west sides: Findings from a decade of change

• By Shehara Waas
• Jan 9, 2018

The Chicago region's white population continues to decline

• By Alden Loury
• Aug 10, 2017

Homicides in '90s may have led to population loss a decade later

• By Alden Loury
• Nov 15, 2016

Data Points: How Chicago's crime rate and population change stack up against other cities

• By Alden Loury
• Sep 29, 2016

Turning Nashville into 'Boomtown': An evening with former Mayor Karl Dean

• By Skyler Larrimore
• Sep 28, 2016

Data Points: Are crime and population loss connected in Chicago?

• By Alden Loury and and MPC AmeriCorps VISTA Fellow Elizabeth O'Brien
• Sep 14, 2016

Where did 10,488 people go? Not Cook County.

• By Ariel Ranieri
• Mar 30, 2016

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