Trey Arline is a journalist at West Side Reporter. He covers a range of topics including social issues, with a focus on African American communities, as well as events like the Olympics and local culture in Austin. Trey has been featured in The TRiiBE, Austin Weekley News, South Side Weekly, and Block Club Chicago.
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Trey Arline focuses on community and local news, particularly covering Chicago's West Side area. His articles mainly revolve around government announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to community development, crime, family & relationships, and house & home topics.
For those looking to pitch ideas or stories for Trey's attention should consider offering insights into local initiatives focusing on community development in the West Side of Chicago. Additionally, providing perspectives from stakeholders involved in nonprofit activities or individuals working towards addressing crime-related issues within the region would likely be well-received.
Given his focus on the West Side of Chicago and interest in nonprofit activities and community development programs tackling crime-related matters like affordable housing and support for families could also garner positive attention.
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The city’s Department of Transportation laid out some solutions to fix Ogden Avenue’s dangerous roads and crossings.
The Black-owned cafe will serve cold brew, lattes, breakfast sandwiches and more at its six-month pop-up.
By: Trey Arline
The legendary rapper-turned-flutist will perform his album “New Blue Sun” at four shows throughout the city.
By: Trey Arline
The store was shut down in 2022 after a rat infestation and was then closed in early 2023 for a renovation that was supposed to take 10 weeks.
By: Trey Arline
The East Garfield Park development will include up to 80 affordable housing units, including some for-sale housing, and will be the new home of Semicolon Bookstore.
By: Trey Arline
The city's Chicago Tribute Markers program will honor famous Chicagoan not already recognized.
By: Trey Arline
The gunshot detection technology has come under scrutiny for years after millions spent and inconsistent data surrounding its usefulness.
The gunshot detection technology has come under scrutiny for years after millions spent and inconsistent data surrounding its usefulness.
No Business As Usual Black, Jewish, and Arab American activists voice their opposition to Biden over the president's support of Israel.
By: Trey Arline
In East Garfield Park, Taliya Harris spoke about how her factory-built home provides a positive impact on the West Side.
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