Micah Yason is a journalist for Chicago Public Media, specializing in local news and events in the Chicago area. With a focus on civic engagement, community issues, and cultural happenings, Micah aims to provide informative and engaging articles that keep Chicago residents informed and connected to their city.
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By: Micah Yason
“Cats: Predators to Pets” tells the story, science and cultural significance of cats in the wild and in our homes.
In just one year, the U.S. has lost over 120 newspapers and more than 7,000 jobs as of September.
By: Micah Yason, Ethan Schwabe
“You gotta have faith over doubt… and appreciate the good things, even when it seems like stuff is more difficult,” says Nick Hennessey.
Restoried Bookshop on Kedzie Avenue brings the community the literary works of authors and writers from all over Asia, the Pacific Islands and more.
By: Micah Yason, Lynnea Domienik, Ari Mejia
Tom Homan wants to follow through Trump's promise of the largest deportation in the U.S., but the work of community organizers and local legal barriers could make that a difficult task.
‘444' is part of hemlock's ongoing song-a-day-for-a-month project. They've been working on it for years.
By: Micah Yason, Andrea Guthmann, Dan Tucker
Chicago alderpersons are set to vote Friday on a proposed budget that does not include funding for a guaranteed income program Mayor Johnson had previously endorsed.
By: Micah Yason, Dan Tucker
President Preckwinkle lays out reforms she says are needed to make the county's property tax system more fair and more functional.
More women over 55 are staying in their jobs in the U.S. For some, it’s job satisfaction. For others, it’s because they can’t afford to retire.
By: Micah Yason
Jonah Zeiger is among the latest high-profile staffers to leave the city's Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. We discuss what comes next.
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