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Woodlawn Residents Denied Right of First Refusal Amidst Rising Housing Costs

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By Binghui Huang, Sidnee King Verified, Andrew Adams
| South Side Weekly Verified
This article is part two of a two-part series reported by the Illinois Answers Project.Part one of this series focuses on the lack of funding allocated toward implementing the city’s anti-displacement ordinance and East Woodlawn’s increasing white population, which outpaces the city as a whole. It ran in the June 4, 2026 issue of South Side Weekly.
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City Leaders Tout Tree-Planting Bonanza, But Neighborhood Disparities Persist

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By Alex Nitkin, Binghui Huang, Andrew Adams Verified
| Illinois Answers Project
Edgebrook is one of the leafiest neighborhoods in Chicago. Neighbors who live under 200-year-old oak trees reap the benefit of some of the coolest summers, cleanest air and highest residential property values in the city. Less than 20 miles to the south, the summer sun bears down on concrete stretches of Englewood without shade, made worse by empty lots that trap heat.
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Cook County Tried to Rid People of Medical Debt, but, for Many, Help Comes Too Late

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By Binghui Huang
| The Chicago Reporter Verified
COOK COUNTY — The day before Christmas eve in 2023, Andrew Ciaccio was up all night trying to soothe his stomach pains. When he woke, he could barely sit up. Something was wrong. “It was pretty intense,” he recalled. “I was vomiting and really sweating and really feverish and just really in rough shape. [I] couldn’t even put shoes on.” Panicked, his partner looked up the nearest hospital: Advocate Masonic Hospital. Once Ciaccio  got to the hospital, a new panic set in.
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