WBEZ 91.5 Chicago

CHA was once committed to hitting an equal balance of public, affordable and market-rate housing at its developments. A WBEZ analysis shows the agency isn't living up to that idyllic mix.

Why Chicago has willingly overlooked one of its most grisly murder trials in years, the settlement between an aldermen and Chick-Fil-A and why Nick Offerman loves bacon.

47 percent of the people who read this don't want to take responsibility for themselves, at least, according to Mitt Romney.

In August, one of out of every 298 housing units in Illinois had at least one foreclosure filing.

Chicago public housing residents are upset about a proposal that would demolish 1,800 apartments.

As more adult children move in with parents due to the economy, we are being re-introduced to benefits that exsisted generations ago. 

Resident leaders want to weigh in with a report that lists a set of recommendations for CHA priorities.