Biography: Catrin Einhorn

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Police Take Over Mega Mall Investigation

Evidence and witnesses lead the Chicago Fire Department to turn the Logan Square Discount Mega Mall investigation over to the police.

Posted on 9.14.2007

U.S. Rep Holds Summit on Foreclosures

Danny Davis holds summit on foreclosures on Chicago's South and West Sides.

Posted on 9.14.2007

Controversy Continues at Logan Square Discount Mall

Here's the latest in the controversy over a discount mall in Logan Square.

Posted on 9.13.2007

Future Still Uncertain at Grove Parc

Residents and the owner hope a national nonprofit can save Grove Parc, but will it have enough time?

Posted on 9.12.2007

Next Stop: The Ivy League

Here's a good news story about a young Chicagoan who grew up in public housing.

Posted on 8.24.2007

Feds: Safety Behind Delayed Arrest of Immigrant Activist

Find out what immigration officials are saying about Elvira Arellano's arrest and deportation.

Posted on 8.20.2007

Land and Values in Woodlawn

Land, power, and the struggle for the future of Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood.

Posted on 8.13.2007

Lawsuit Stops Public Housing Demolition in Rockford

Lawyers from Chicago and Rockford want to save 84 public housing apartments.

Posted on 7.31.2007

Wild Cats, Caught and Released

Find out what some groups say is the best way to help feral cats.

Posted on 7.18.2007

Activists Want Feds to Investigate HUD

People who live in subsidized housing say developers, not residents, benefit from HUD contracts.

Posted on 7.13.2007

New Bill Battles Sewage in Great Lakes

Illinois Congressmen Kirk and Lipinski have crafted a bill that would keep sewage out of the Great Lakes.

Posted on 7.5.2007

Door Slams on Immigration Reform

The U.S. Senate fails to pass a compromise immigration bill.

Posted on 6.29.2007

Tracking Those Who Left, Those Who Stayed

Chicago is overhauling its public housing. Here's the latest on what's happening to people who lived there.

Posted on 6.26.2007

Cook County Stops Mammogram Vans

Advocates say more people will die, but find out why doctors say it's the right decision

Posted on 6.21.2007

Getting Married for Green Cards

Federal officials are accusing 18 people who live in the Chicago of committing immigration fraud by participating in fake marriages.

Posted on 6.12.2007

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