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New office to address Chicago’s legacy of racial inequity
Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot is creating a new office that will set goals for fairer outcomes in areas like housing, employment and education.
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Chicago renters facing eviction often do it alone
Landlords are seven times more likely than renters to have an attorney in eviction court. Chicago’s black communities are home to most cases.
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Uber considers Chicago’s Old Post Office building for massive lease
It could be of the largest leases signed in Chicago.
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Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood may get landmark esignation
A proposal to protect architecture and murals in the Pilsen area passed the Commission on Chicago Landmarks Thursday.
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Cause of West Chicago kennel fire that killed 31 dogs can't be determined, but appears accidental, investigators say
The fire that claimed the lives of 31 dogs at a kennel outside West Aurora caused damage so severe that investigators have been unable to determine a cause.
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