Covering issues of crime and violence is very hard but that is no excuse for not doing it better. So says our guest this week
Everyone seems to have a solution to Chicago’s violence these days, despite not much familiarity with the issues beyond the headlines and certainly beyond academia’s
The following notion should scare the hell out of every Chicagoan. Mayor Emanuel is going to put the same effort he put in to “fixing”
Isn’t the definition of insanity repeating the same actions and expecting different results? If so, then the Chicago media sure is insane. Check my reasoning:
It would be nice if the media did their jobs to separate fact from fiction and urban myth. One thing the Chicago media is very
The contract negotiations between the City of Chicago and the Fraternal Order of Police have been completed pending City Council approval. Through the arbitration process
“”Progressive communities can fix things early on,” Heintze said. “The question is whether the department is trying to identify rogue operations or dysfunctional management.” Hillard
Long-term violence reduction strategies are to be found in the social fabric of our communities and not in our criminal justice system. Our criminal justice
This post is the final in a five part series examining the anti-violence program CeaseFire. The first four parts of the series covered: The Illinois Auditor General’s
What are the citizens of Chicago to make of the rash of violence that broke out over the weekend of April 19th? I would love
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