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  1. Yesterday’s zoning: Prologis and Amazon open a warehouse on the South Branch in Bridgeport

  2. Yesterday’s zoning: Chicken processing facility flies under the radar

  3. Illinois’ Future of Work Task Force: The Big Questions We Must Address

  4. A collaborative journalism series with WBEZ

    • Oct 1, 2021

  5. Study to understand water rates in Illinois funded in FY2022 budget

  6. Lead Service Line Replacement and Notification Act passes legislature

  7. Here's how Chicagoland can turn liabilities into assets

    • By Jacques Gordon, MPC Board of Governors
    • Jun 10, 2021

  8. Performance based transportation planning is on the way

    • By Audrey Wennink and Civic Committee, IEC, Transportation Equity Network, ILEPI
    • Jun 7, 2021

  9. Putting sidewalks and bike lanes on equal footing

    • By Audrey Wennink and Active Transportation Alliance, Ride Illinois
    • Jun 7, 2021

  10. Landmark State Legislation Will Create Affordable Housing Incentives

    • By Bob Palmer, Policy Director for Housing Action Illinois
    • Jun 2, 2021

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