Katie Prout

Plus: state and local leaders crack down on anti-ICE protesters and advocates ask the chief judge to keep ICE out of county courthouses.

Coyotes, bats, moths, raccoons, deer, and more: an exploration of the city’s dusk-till-dawn wildlife and the humans who study it

There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America, by Brian Goldstone, is an account of five Black families forced into homelessness.

Plus: an effort to build an emergency shelter for singles on the northwest side and the Broadview Six appear in court.

Adam Morgan explores the trial of queer literary magazine publisher Margaret C. Anderson in 1921 on felony obscenity charges.

Public encampments provide resources and community for people experiencing homelessness, but city crews repeatedly evict residents.

Help us stay put, and stay alive, until we can move into a permanent home.

Residents document in photographs the last days of life and community in Legion Park before their eviction.

On Chicago's northwest side, a community of unhoused people fought the city to stop the closure of their Legion Park encampment.

Ahead of a planned construction project, the city closed a Logan Square homeless encampment that was a haven for queer Black residents.