Lynnea Domienik is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for Chicago Public Media, covering local news and issues that impact the community. Her articles focus on topics such as politics, social justice, healthcare, and education.
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Lynnea’s coverage focuses on local news in Chicago, encompassing a wide range of topics including immigration, healthcare, education, city government and culture & society. Her articles often feature government announcements and expert commentary.
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By: Lynnea Domienik
Cutting or renewing DACA, creating a pathway to citizenship and mass deportations are all on the table.
By: Lynnea Domienik
Chicago is not short on ghost lore. Reset talks to a Chicago tour guide and historian who says ghost stories and history are really one in the same.
By: Lynnea Domienik
In a series of workshops and a performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art, artists from Chicago and Mexico City, who have been collaborating across mediums and time zones, will present new work.
These cuts to the office could impact efforts to reform the city’s police department and implement the federal consent decree.
Dr. Thaer Ahmad says the first thing you notice in Lebanon is the extent of displacement. More than 1.2 million have had to flee their homes.
It's not too late to vote! Polls close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Get in line by then and you can cast a ballot.
Voters in Cook County elect two-thirds of judges in the county. This election, they weighed in on 77 judges.
By: Meha Ahmad, Lynnea Domienik
Chicago and Illinois politicians and organizers are already doing the research and prep for what a second Trump presidency would mean for residents locally.
For the first time, Chicagoans cast votes for members of the partially elected school board.
By: Lynnea Domienik
Twenty-nine alderpersons from across the political spectrum signed a letter calling for a special meeting Wednesday.
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