Category: Letters to the Editor

It’s a little over two years until the next mayoral election. Those two years cannot go fast enough.

Homeowners farther down the block with other nativity scenes prominently placed outside, they get it. So did Charles Schulz.

Our family carries forward through our children, grandchildren and friends, touched by the season and the imprint left by our connection and relationship.

Sen. Mitch McConnell and I live with polio every day. So do thousands of other older Americans.

Achieving careful, quiet, steady progress is not viewed as leadership by many people.

The editorial “Will a bloated Walgreens swallow a bitter pill for Chicago?” does not go far enough in discussing the wrong direction the chain has gone in.

The health care system needs to be focused on eliminating waste, reducing costs and avoiding unnecessary procedures while driving positive outcomes.

To move toward meaningful change, Chicago should consider innovative approaches that prioritize dignity and long-term stability for unhoused residents.

A resilient transit system is possible in Chicago if we pursue the levels of funding and types of governance we see in world-class cities internationally.

Americans, with their votes, approved a political movement that rejects the equality that has defined our democracy.