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Families of crime victims gather in Chicago s Austin and Little Village neighborhoods

“I think we need more support for families,” said organizer Dr. Yvette Castaneda. "All the complexities of their life. Their health, mental health. Being able to have jobs. It's a complicated issue. There are a lot of solutions."

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Rex Huppke: Chicago Tribune s marketer of evil says farewell — what a time, what a gift, what a ride

Chicago Tribune columnist Rex Huppke is stepping down after 19 years with the newspaper.

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Our Chicago: COVID-19 pandemic s impact, vaccine inequity in Chicago s Black, Hispanic, Native American communities

CHICAGO (WLS) Over the last year, the COVID-19 pandemic had a disproportionate impact on people of color. According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, Black, Native American and Hispanic people have died at three times the rate of white people. When vaccines became available, numbers showed the inequities continued. Ken Griffin, chief operating officer with Howard Brown Health, said mass vaccination events helps minority communities that also includes grassroots efforts. WATCH: Our Chicago Part 1 Experts weighed in on mass vaccination sites and clinics for the COVID-19 pandemic. This week, the City of Chicago launched an effort to prioritize people living on the south and west sides for appointments at the United Center mass vaccination site.

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As COVID-19 vaccines arrive in Chicago s hard-hit Latino communities, hope is revived but outreach to skeptics still needed: We just don t know how to get it

As COVID-19 vaccines arrive in Chicago’s hard-hit Latino communities, hope is revived but outreach to skeptics still needed: ‘We just don’t know how to get it’ Laura Rodríguez Presa, Chicago Tribune © Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Bracelets in Spanish for patients receiving their COVID-19 vaccine Feb. 14, at Steinmetz College Prep in Belmont Cragin. It was not even 2 a.m. when people began to line up outside a Little Village church Sunday in hopes of getting a COVID-19 vaccine. By 8 a.m., dozens of umbrellas lined more than four blocks in one of the Chicago neighborhoods hardest hit by the coronavirus as people waited their turn, a turn many of them had thought would never come.

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Daywatch: A changing Cabrini-Green, hospital workers burned out and the Bears stay alive in playoff hunt

Daywatch: A changing Cabrini-Green, hospital workers burned out and the Bears stay alive in playoff hunt
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