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Reporter’s Notebook: Covering abortion from Illinois
When the Dobbs decision was handed down at the end of June 2022, reversing nearly 50 years of abortion.
News
St. Louis studies Evanston’s pioneering approach to reparations
When the St. Louis Reparations Commission presented its first proposal last week to begin to address systemic racial discrimination.
Midwest, News
Exclusive: St. Louis defamation case against The Gateway Pundit finally has court date
The defamation case brought by two Georgia election workers against the far-right website “The Gateway Pundit” and its.
Midwest, News
‘It’s part of the war now’: Unions increasingly use social media to boost labor actions
Allan Lengel, a veteran journalist who co-founded Deadline Detroit, was at the Detroit News in 1995 when six labor.
Media News, News, Opinion
Opinion: Chicago adjunct strike provides student journalists with an invaluable reporting lesson
The part-time faculty at Columbia College Chicago, where I teach journalism, was on strike for seven weeks, protesting cost-cutting.
