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lgbtq
  • by david hall
Most murders of transgender women in Chicago go unsolved: 'I can’t let go without answers'

Most law enforcement agencies don't track transgender homicides, but researchers have recorded more than 300 transgender people murdered nationwide between 2010 and 2021. The national clearance rate is just over 50%, but Chicago police have cleared only 14%, researchers found.

News
  • by david hall
NJ's domestic workers now must get minimum wage — but someone has to tell them

Advocates worry there's far too little money set aside in the new state budget for education and enforcement of the Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights.

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  • by david hall
Landlords of NYC affordable housing launch new venture to combat spiking insurance costs

Members of the new collective say getting insurance costs under control will allow them to spend more on repairs and maintenance for tenants.

chicago
  • by david hall
$5 million city grant will help Englewood farm keep its food in its community

Wood Street Urban Farm in Englewood hopes to expand to include a cafe, retail store, commercial kitchen and food processing facility to keep produce that had been sent to markets in North Side neighborhoods closer to home.