Letters: State cuts to homelessness funding hurt the progress we’ve made and put the most vulnerable at risk
We must stand strong in Illinois and reject any self-inflicted budget cuts to people experiencing...
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Letters: What Chicago could achieve by 2050, one neighborhood at a time
Chicago needs to retain and live up to its reputation as feisty, down-to-earth, in-your-face and...
Letters: Why we need license plate readers for community safety
There is a smart middle ground that ought to be explored, one that doesn’t diminish...
Letters: The Cubs’ pitch for expanded parking is about money, not neighborhood benefit
This parking lot isn’t about Cubs fans in their 90s; it’s about the Cubs making...
Letters: I have never given up on the dream of world peace. How do we get there?
If we human beings are going to survive, we must throw all those ideological things...
Letters: Here’s why lawmakers should extend, strengthen the Illinois Affordable Housing Tax Credit
Illinois cannot afford to lose tools that work. Extending the Illinois Affordable Housing Tax Credit...
Letters: Gov. JB Pritzker needs to understand that every penny counts for Illinoisans
Now with the price of gasoline challenging affordability for residents, Gov. JB Pritzker can’t think...
Letters: To protect ratepayers, Gov. JB Pritzker should preserve competition among utilities
Governors across PJM states, including JB Pritzker, can help protect affordability by stopping utility efforts...
Letters: The CTA should put more thought and care into how it serves its riders
As a longtime rider I, too, am perplexed by regular displays of poor customer service...
Letters: Elwood gas plant demonstrates the need to replace fossil fuel plants with renewable energy sources
The Elwood gas plant is a perfect case study in the dire need to replace...