With three approved vaccines now available for distribution, states are moving into new phases of their respective COVID-19 vaccine roll-outs. Despite the increased available doses, however, states are vaccinating at starkly different rates, and it doesn’t follow a pattern of places where the situation is more dire. It’s important to…

On the road to getting as many Chicagoans vaccinated as possible, some neighborhoods are seeing higher vaccination rates than others— and it isn’t the ones with the highest case rates.

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It would be easy to assume that higher game attendance is driven largely in part due to winning teams— but that’s not entirely true. At least, not for the MLB. …

During COVID-19's “first wave,” reports show that Latinx and Non-Latinx Black Illinoisans made up a disproportionate amount of cases, bringing attention to a healthcare problem that stems far beyond just the pandemic. Though the COVID-19 virus is no more or less contagious to any one race, in Illinois, Black and…

After nearly 18,000 Illinois students lost MAP grants due to cutbacks and pensions payments, students call on state leadership to recommit to funding their futures. Editor’s note: This story was originally posted on Dec. 12, 2012 and is housed at RedLineProject.org By Bob Smith Gov. Pat Quinn visited DePaul University’s…