After seeing the damage done to Grant Park each summer, I am amazed that Chicago hasn’t found a way to better utilize this prime location.
Letters: Chicago needs a better plan for maintaining Grant Park
Category: Letters to the Editor
Letters: Are negotiations toward a cease-fire in Gaza futile?
Why negotiate at all if no clear proof of living hostages is presented to Israel?
Letters: Bill that would help provide state universities with right funding would boost Illinois
SB 3965 would create an innovative path toward addressing financial strains and reversing enrollment declines at universities.
Letters: Congratulations to Chicago for a job well done at the DNC
Congratulations to Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Mayor Brandon Johnson, police Superintendent Larry Snelling and others behind the scenes for a successful Democratic National Convention.
Letters: Citation of ‘abortion’ by DNC speakers versus RNC speakers is telling
Just shows you how much the GOP is worried about the consequences of reversing Roe v. Wade.
Letters: What my father’s experience as a Chicago cop at the 1968 DNC taught me
My father’s life intersected with the tumult of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in ways that I never fully appreciated or understood as a kid.
Letters: Chicago’s parking meter deal is a case study in immorality
Mayor Richard M. Daley stole from future generations by creating the deal and, if possible, should absolutely be held legally liable.
Letters: Red Line extension is a huge step forward in reversing inequity
It’s a historic, equity-focused project allowing the CTA to better serve Chicagoans on the Far South Side.
Letters: How the Tribune can make the comics better
I suggest that the Tribune invite its subscribers to express what is funny and what is not.
Letters: A struggling Western Illinois University needs to invest in quality initiatives
WIU and the state need to invest in quality initiatives that build reputation and improve student quality of life.