Chicago aldermen defer vote on added debt, reject lower speed limit
Chicago’s city council has tabled consideration of an $830 million bond issue favored by the mayor. Mayor Brandon Johnson wanted the bond money for infrastructure projects, even though the additional debt would cost taxpayers millions of dollars in the future.
Chicago residents said Democrat city officials care more about illegal immigrants than American citizens living in the city ...
Buyers could ride the wave of new investment pouring into other South and West Side neighborhoods, said Steve Madura, senior vice president of Hilco Real Estate Sales, the company handling the ...
Two Chicago police vehicles, one marked and one unmarked, were caught up in a five-car crash late Wednesday night in the ...
People who live in the encampment said they have nowhere else to go — and finding permanent housing is a long and difficult ...
In greater Chatham, 17 building owners and businesses assisted by the nonprofit Greater Chatham Initiative, were recently ...
The City of Chicago has advanced a $7-billion, 15-year plan to redevelop 55 acres around Chicago's United Center with housing ...
Chicago's forecast shows slight warming but persistent cold, with weekend temperatures reaching near freezing after sub-zero ...
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Chicago alderman slams Johnson's $830M bond proposal as city council stalls final voteChicago aldermen pushed back on Wednesday and stalled a final vote on Mayor Brandon Johnson's planned $830 million bond ...
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