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By: Grace Hauck, Alex Nitkin
Looking for funding options to save the Chicago region's transit systems from potentially crippling cuts, state lawmakers earlier this year considered what appeared to be a straightforward plan: tap an existing transportation tax and use the money for transportation.
By: John Bacon, Jeanine Santucci, Grace Hauck
More than a year and a half into the COVID-19 pandemic, most Americans believe the coronavirus remains a major threat to public health and the U.S. economy, according to a Pew Research Center report released Wednesday.
By: Grace Hauck
A man with mental illness who says he was strapped down to a chair for three days at Williamson County Jail reached a settlement in his civil rights case against […]
By: Grace Hauck
MARION — A man with mental illness who says he was strapped down to a chair for three days at Williamson County Jail reached a settlement in his civil rights case against the county.
By: Grace Hauck, Josh Mcghee
This story is a collaboration between Illinois Answers and the Chicago bureau of MindSite News. Mental health courts have proliferated across Illinois in recent decades. Now, the state has 31 courts across […]
By: Grace Hauck, Andrew Adams, Josh Mcghee
This story is a collaboration between Illinois Answers and the Chicago bureau of MindSite News; sign up to receive their newsletter here. Bloomington native Shayla Woodworth had struggled with mental illness and […]
By: Andrew Adams, Grace Hauck, Josh Mcghee
Illinois counties have continued to launch new mental health courts, and advocates call for more. Champaign County is the most populous county in the state without one.
By: Andrew Adams, Josh Mcghee, Grace Hauck
This story is a collaboration between Illinois Answers and the Chicago bureau of MindSite News. Bloomington native Shayla Woodworth had struggled with mental illness and addiction since she was a teen and spent time in jail in three states. She’d heard of mental health courts before but didn’t know much about them, and assumed they were something of […]
By: Andrew Adams, Grace Hauck, Josh Mcghee
The courts offer an alternative to incarceration. Outcomes depend heavily on local services.
By: Josh McGhee Mindsite, Grace Hauck, Andrew Adams
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