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Kiannah Sepeda Miller

Kiannah Sepeda Miller

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Investigative Reporter, Better Government Association

Chicago

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Total articles 1191

  • Cabrini-Green Residents Were Promised 2,500 Construction Jobs. They Got 40

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Siri Chilukuri Verified, Kiannah Sepeda Miller Verified, Natalie Moore| Better Government Association Verified Raymond Richard started his tiny, struggling Chicago construction business on an empty City Hall promise made a quarter century ago. At the time, Mayor Richard M. Daley was pushing his controversial plan to tear down Cabrini-Green, an embattled Near North Side public housing development. From the rubble would emerge a beautiful, mixed-income community dotted with luxury condos, new schools and upscale stores.

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Siri Chilukuri Verified, Kiannah Sepeda Miller Verified, Natalie Moore · Better Government Association

    Dec. 15, 2021

  • Fact-check: Downstate Republican Mary Miller’s claim about Mexican caravan the size of Minneapolis off by a factor of 100

    By Kiannah Sepeda Miller Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified A Republican congresswoman from east central Illinois took aim at President Joe Biden’s immigration policies by claiming hundreds of thousands of migrants are preparing to cross the nation’s southern border. “The Biden-Harris caravan is the population of Minneapolis and will enter our country with no vetting, no criminal background checks, no COVID testing and no vaccine requirements,” freshman U.S. Rep. Mary Miller of downstate Oakland tweeted on Oct.

    By Kiannah Sepeda Miller Verified · Chicago Sun-Times

    Oct. 31, 2021

  • Cabrini-Green Residents Were Promised 2,500 Construction Jobs. They Got 40

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Siri Chilukuri Verified, Kiannah Sepeda Miller Verified, Natalie Moore| Better Government Association Verified Raymond Richard started his tiny, struggling Chicago construction business on an empty City Hall promise made a quarter century ago. At the time, Mayor Richard M. Daley was pushing his controversial plan to tear down Cabrini-Green, an embattled Near North Side public housing development. From the rubble would emerge a beautiful, mixed-income community dotted with luxury condos, new schools and upscale stores.

    By Alejandra Cancino Verified, Siri Chilukuri Verified, Kiannah Sepeda Miller Verified, Natalie Moore · Better Government Association

    Dec. 15, 2021

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Better Government Association

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