Chicago City Council passes Mayor Johnson’s $830 million infrastructure bond plan after pushback
The Chicago City Council narrowly passed a hotly contested $830 million infrastructure bond plan Wednesday backed by Mayor Brandon Johnson. Aldermen approved the plan in a 26-23 vote a day after Johnson’s administration proposed a version with clearer spending guardrails.
The measure passed by the narrowest possible margin with the support of the entire Progressive Caucus and all but four ...
Chicago Police announced murder charges against Antonio Reyes, a 21-year-old who was a teen at the time of the shootings.
The Chicago metro area has the highest concentration of homes at risk for hail, tornadoes and damaging winds, according to ...
Instead of fighting over recall power in Chicago, we should be building a modern system of governance that prevents the need ...
Get ready for the hit Broadway musical from Alica Keys, Hell’s Kitchen, as it makes its way to the Windy City for a limited ...
Voters in numerous Chicago-area communities headed to the polls on Tuesday night, delivering decisive results in communities ...
Chicago police officers perpetrated a “wide-ranging scheme to manufacture evidence,” a federal lawsuit alleges, in order to ...
New insider tours are offering a glimpse into the usually off-limits interiors of some of the city’s most celebrated ...
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