Progressivism at 46th Ward Debate

Here's the piece.

Rumble in 32

Here's the wrap up of the debate in 32.

Del Valle's Path To Victory

Here's the piece.

The Sun Times "breaking" news.

This story from the Sun Times has certainly gained a lit of traction.

Chicago, the city that works, is also the city that keeps on paying city employees long after they’re convicted of corruption.

Nine former city employees were paid a total of $383,205 after they pleaded guilty or were found guilty in corruption cases, records show.

Seven of them were convicted in Operation Crooked Code, an investigation by federal authorities and the city inspector general’s office, for taking bribes from developers and construction contractors. 

Of course, I like it even more when I wrote it myself THREE MONTHS AGO.

Doing God's Work: the Story of Pastor Rice

Check out this remarkable story.

Sights of the Campaign: Sign Wars in 43

Check out the photo essay here.

A View at Ward 18

Here's a look at 18th Ward Aldermanic Candidate Chuks Onyezia.