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The State of Politics: The Race Is On For Lt. Governor
The State of Politics

The Race Is On For Lt. Governor

The last time there was no incumbent, back in 2010, nine candidates ran for the position.

Can Newcomer Turn a Red Seat Blue?

Can Newcomer Turn a Red Seat Blue?

Republicans have held 1st Congressional District for three decades. Ann Roe seeks an upset.

Op Ed: State Republicans Oppose Federal PFAS Law
Op Ed

State Republicans Oppose Federal PFAS Law

Just one of state's five GOP House members backs bill regulating 'forever chemicals.'

Will City See An ‘Eviction Apocalypse’?

Will City See An ‘Eviction Apocalypse’?

Housing advocates expect a wave of tenants being evicted when CDC moratorium ends July 31.

UW System To Offer Scholarships For Vaccinated Students

UW System To Offer Scholarships For Vaccinated Students

Goal to get 70% of students vaccinated with a lottery that awards $7,000 scholarships.

Cheba Hut Opens Monday

Cheba Hut Opens Monday

New East Side restaurant will offer wide array of toasted sandwiches and a full bar.

Plats and Parcels: City Selling Large Bronzeville Development Site
Plats and Parcels

City Selling Large Bronzeville Development Site

Plus: A recap of the week's real estate news.

Will Bucks Celebrations Hike COVID-19 Cases?

Will Bucks Celebrations Hike COVID-19 Cases?

Health officials fear a spike could come. Half of county residents are not vaccinated.

Urban Reads: EVs Come with an Environmental Cost
Urban Reads

EVs Come with an Environmental Cost

All the city news you can use.

Op Ed: Not Too Late to Expand Medicaid
Op Ed

Not Too Late to Expand Medicaid

Will extend coverage to 91,000 more people, save taxpayers $1.3 billion.

The Week’s Greatest Hits

The Week’s Greatest Hits

Most popular articles and press releases in the past week