Thursday

06-26-2025 Vol 2003

Benjamin Clarke

Dallas Sues Chemical Giants Over PFAS Contamination in Drinking Water

The city of Dallas has initiated legal action against major chemical companies, including 3M and DuPont, accusing them of polluting…

Krasner Solo at DA Debate as Dugan Skips Out; City Plans Increased Deportation Defense Funding

In a surprising turn of events, incumbent District Attorney Larry Krasner found himself alone at the microphone during a recent…

Exploring Philadelphia’s Flourishing Bookstore Scene

Philadelphia’s literary landscape is vibrant and ever-evolving, with an exciting array of bookstores catering to every type of reader imaginable.…

Weekend Festivals and Events in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is bustling with energy as the city is set to host a variety of festivals and events this weekend,…

Kyle Gaffney: From Laborer to Principal Architect at SkB

Kyle Gaffney’s journey into architecture is one of resilience and transformation, marked by a late start due to a personal…

The Struggles of Reintegrating After Prison: Addressing Housing Banishment Laws in Illinois

After five years behind bars at Taylorville Correctional Center, Ed Cetwinski finally experienced freedom. However, the relief of being released…

Kumiko’s Julia Momosé Steps Up as Executive Chef Amid Leadership Changes

On April 2, the James Beard Foundation announced that Kumiko was named a finalist for the 2025 Outstanding Bar award,…

Significant Charter School Closures and the Future of Education in Chicago

CHICAGO — The landscape of education in Chicago is changing dramatically as Acero charter schools face impending closures, prompting urgent…

Chicago Launches Application Process for Groundbreaking Reparations Task Force

In a significant move towards racial justice, Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson has officially opened the application process for the city’s…

Chicago Police Tactics Address Teen Violence Amid Broader Crime Challenges

In response to increasing instances of violence, particularly among teenagers, Chicago police took decisive measures last weekend to prevent a…

Chicago’s Outdated Zoning Rules Stifle Housing Affordability: The Case for Additional Dwelling Units

As the need for affordable housing continues to mount in Chicago, outdated zoning regulations are proving to be a considerable…

Bronx Borough President Advocates for Increased Green Infrastructure Funding

On the industrial shoreline behind St. Mary’s Cement in Hunts Point, Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson gathered with environmental…