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Casey Toner

Casey Toner

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Reporter, Illinois Answers Project

Chicago

Biography

"Open your ears, for which of you will stop. The vent of hearing when loud Rumor speaks?" - William Shakespeare, Henry IV Pt. 2

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Total articles 653

  • Chicago cops did little to investigate how gun a judge turned in to be destroyed ended up at a crime scene

    By Casey Toner Verified, Tom Schuba Verified, Peter Nickeas

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Glock handgun turned over to Chicago police wound up in the hands of a teenager, records show

    By Casey Toner Verified, Tom Schuba Verified, Peter Nickeas

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • City Reaches Tentative $11.5 Million Settlement With Companies Of Woman Dubbed 'Worst Landowner'

    By Casey Toner Verified

    Mar. 13, 2025

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Illinois Answers Project

The Better Government Association (BGA) is a non-partisan, nonprofit organization based in Chicago, dedicated to promoting government transparency, accountability, and equity. Founded in 1923, the BGA serves as a watchdog for public integrity in Illinois, focusing on investigative journalism and policy advocacy to expose corruption and advocate for systemic reforms. The BGA operates two main teams: the Illinois Answers Project, which publishes investigative reports and data analyses, and the BGA Policy, which focuses on legislative advocacy. The organization uncovers waste and fraud in government through in-depth reporting and engages in litigation to promote open records and meetings. It collaborates with media outlets like the Chicago Tribune and Sun-Times to amplify its findings and provides resources to help citizens understand government operations. With a commitment to editorial independence, the BGA ensures unbiased reporting while working with journalists, policymakers, and civic organizations to drive meaningful change in government practices. Its efforts have historically led to significant reforms, making it a vital part of civic accountability in Illinois.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

+1 312-427-8330

Founded: 1923