Illinois plastic surgeon with 8 patient deaths faces another license suspension
The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs temporarily suspended Dr. Ayoub Sayeg’s medical license,...
Home > Reviews
Investigations
Illinois, Chicago, Cook County got $11B in pandemic aid but there were gaps in oversight and transparency
The Tribune and the University of Chicago's Mansueto Institute examined how Illinois, Chicago and Cook...
Illinois ignores rules and red flags as ‘servant leader’ runs up $100M state tab, then closes 2 hospitals
West Suburban and Weiss Memorial's collapse illustrates what can go wrong in a state that...
Climate change is turning air conditioning into a matter of life and death. But government help is lacking.
If it were up to Jacques Wallace, no Chicagoan would find a loved one dead...
Sewage sludge contaminated with toxic forever chemicals spread on thousands of acres of Chicago-area farmland
Ray Dettmering didn't think twice after a salesman knocked on his door a decade ago...
Researchers urge doctors to test patients for toxic forever chemicals, which could cost Americans nearly $63 billion in hidden health costs
Physicians should test millions of Americans for toxic forever chemicals, the nation's leading scientific advisory...
School ticketing data update shows racial disparity at Naperville North
Newly obtained police records from five Chicago suburbs offer additional details about students getting ticketed...
More than 8 million Illinoisans get drinking water from a utility where forever chemicals have been detected, Tribune investigation finds
Something as simple as drinking tap water is exposing millions of Illinoisans to toxic chemicals...
Persistent farmer whose cows died from a mysterious disease helped unravel the origin of toxic chemicals
If Wilbur Earl Tennant's cows hadn't died from a mysterious wasting disease during the 1990s,...
The origin of these highly toxic man-made chemicals
PFAS are per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, highly toxic man-made chemicals used in industrial and consumer...
Chicago public school dress codes now cannot ban head coverings tied to race, ethnicity
Starting next school year, dress code policies at Chicago's public schools can no longer ban...
A teen was ticketed at Naperville North for theft. 30 months later, she’s still fighting to clear her name.
From the moment Amara Harris was accused of stealing another student's AirPods at Naperville North...
No hoodies. No do-rags. No spaghetti straps. In Chicago Public Schools, dress codes leave many students feeling slighted.
At Cassell Elementary in Mount Greenwood, girls are instructed in this year's student handbook that...