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Finkl Steel withdraws plans to add more furnaces to Southeast Side facility - Vimarsana News

Finkl Steel withdraws plans to add more furnaces to Southeast Side facility

Community members gather at Olive-Harvey College for a listening session with the Illinois EPA to voice their concerns with Finkl’s plan, and other area pollution issues. Finkl executives were a no-show.

City must do a better job holding polluters accountable for air quality violations - Vimarsana News

City must do a better job holding polluters accountable for air quality violations

Making sure Chicagoans in every corner of the city can breathe clean air shouldn’t be difficult.

Polluters like Pullman Innovations keep getting a pass on air pollution from Chicago City Hall, Sun-Times finds - Vimarsana News

Polluters like Pullman Innovations keep getting a pass on air pollution from Chicago City Hall, Sun-Times finds

Fewer than half of all citations written by Chicago city health inspectors in recent years for air pollution end up sticking, records show. That’s left neighbors of polluters unhappy.

Ozingas still trying to sway Southeast Siders on massive underground warehouse - Vimarsana News

Ozingas still trying to sway Southeast Siders on massive underground warehouse

The family that owns the namesake cement company has spent almost two years trying to sell the idea of a 6 million-square-foot space under former steel mill land.

Black Chicagoans Struggle To Get Access To the COVID-19 Vaccine - Vimarsana News

Black Chicagoans Struggle To Get Access To the COVID-19 Vaccine

Multiple Authors Article Loraine Woods-Lewis is shown at her home in Chatham on February 15. It took her more than two weeks to book vaccination appointments for her and her husband. Image by Manuel Martinez/WBEZ. United States, 2021. This story is supported by the Pulitzer Center. This is what Marie Collins-Wright repeatedly encountered as she scoured the web for a COVID-19 vaccine appointment for herself and her mom. “You get this big message: No appointments. No appointments. No appointments. No appointments,” said Collins-Wright, 66. Collins-Wright lives in So...