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  1. Chicago takes action on providing equitable relief for water service

  2. With all these new transportation options, where are people going in Chicago – and how? Is it getting easier or harder to get around the region?

  3. It's time to talk revenues and reforms for a better Illinois

  4. Governor Pritzker signed a law allowing McHenry County to dissolve its townships. What does that mean for residents?

    • By Alex Cordaro, Edited by Adam Slade
    • Sep 18, 2019

  5. Our equitable future: delivering on the promise of a city of neighborhoods

  6. A History of Using Resources Wisely

    • Aug 5, 2019

  7. A History of Community Building and Placemaking

    • Jul 23, 2019

  8. There’s a 30-year life expectancy gap between Englewood and Streeterville. And Chicago’s new Chief Equity Officer can do something about it

  9. What you need to know about the capital bill

  10. As the Supreme Court dangerously closes the door on partisan gerrymandering, all eyes turn to Pritzker, Lightfoot

    • By Madeleine Doubek, Executive Director of CHANGE Illinois
    • Jul 3, 2019

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