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Gov. JB Pritzker — The governor will discuss the Healthcare Protection Act at Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox at 10 a.m. and Stritch School of Medicine in Maywood at 12:15 p.m.
President Toni Preckwinkle — The president has no public events.
Mayor Brandon Johnson — The mayor will attend the Second Chance Summit at 741 W. 63rd St. at 9:10 a.m. and speak at the Bears stadium redevelopment news conference at Soldier Field at 12 p.m.
Chicago headlines:
Johnson safety plan slow out of the gate, but mayor vows ‘root causes’ approach will work [Tribune]
'Deceptive' real estate firm tied to Loop's Monroe Capital sued by Kwame Raoul [Sun-Times]
City Council Votes 30-18 to Spend $70M More to Care for Migrants in Chicago [WTTW]
Mayor Sticking With Embattled CTA Boss For Now As Gov. Pritzker Calls For ‘New Leadership’ [Block Club]
CTA touts ‘Second Chance’ program for ex-offenders but few end up with permanent jobs [WBEZ]
With the DNC approaching, Johnson puts Dems in a tight spot on Gaza [Crain's]
Springfield headlines:
Moody's looks positively at Illinois [Crain's]
Reinsdorf offers to open wallet for new stadium [Crain's]
Business, environmental groups at odds over CO2 pipeline moratorium [State Journal-Register]
Toni Preckwinkle is unanimously reelected head of the Cook County Democratic Party [WBEZ]
McHenry County State's Attorney Patrick Kenneally will not seek reelection [Northwest Herald]
Paris Schutz to join Fox 32 Chicago after departing WTTW [Crain's]
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Gov. JB Pritzker — The governor will discuss the Healthcare Protection Act at Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox at 10 a.m. and Stritch School of Medicine in Maywood at 12:15 p.m.
President Toni Preckwinkle — The president has no public events.
Mayor Brandon Johnson — The mayor will attend the Second Chance Summit at 741 W. 63rd St. at 9:10 a.m. and speak at the Bears stadium redevelopment news conference at Soldier Field at 12 p.m.
Chicago headlines:
Johnson safety plan slow out of the gate, but mayor vows ‘root causes’ approach will work [Tribune]
'Deceptive' real estate firm tied to Loop's Monroe Capital sued by Kwame Raoul [Sun-Times]
City Council Votes 30-18 to Spend $70M More to Care for Migrants in Chicago [WTTW]
Mayor Sticking With Embattled CTA Boss For Now As Gov. Pritzker Calls For ‘New Leadership’ [Block Club]
CTA touts ‘Second Chance’ program for ex-offenders but few end up with permanent jobs [WBEZ]
With the DNC approaching, Johnson puts Dems in a tight spot on Gaza [Crain's]
Springfield headlines:
Moody's looks positively at Illinois [Crain's]
Reinsdorf offers to open wallet for new stadium [Crain's]
Business, environmental groups at odds over CO2 pipeline moratorium [State Journal-Register]
Toni Preckwinkle is unanimously reelected head of the Cook County Democratic Party [WBEZ]
McHenry County State's Attorney Patrick Kenneally will not seek reelection [Northwest Herald]
Paris Schutz to join Fox 32 Chicago after departing WTTW [Crain's]
News Outlets
Block Club Chicago | Bloomington Pantagraph| Chicago Daily Law Bulletin | Capitol Fax | Capitol News Illinois | Chicago Defender | Chicago Magazine | Chicago Reader | Chicago Reporter | Chicago Sun-Times | Chicago Tribune | Crain’s Chicago Business | Daily Herald | Decatur Herald & Review | Hyde Park Herald | Illinois Answers Project | Illinois Newsroom | Illinois Times | Injustice Watch | New City | News-Gazette | NPR Illinois | Northwest Herald | ProPublica Illinois | Peoria Journal-Star | Quad City Times | Rockford Register-Star | The Center Square | The Southern Illinoisan | State Journal-Register | South Side Weekly | WBEZ | WTTW
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Politics and Government Reporter at Crain’s Chicago Business. [email protected]This article was first published in Block Club Chicago.
The massive Six Corners Sears development cleared a major hurdle Wednesday, overcoming disagreement about the lack of affordable units which led to one alderman pushing to halt the project.
This article was published in collaboration with Block Club Chicago.
CHICAGO — Chicago no longer has aldermen — at least according to a bill signed by Gov. JB Pritzker Thursday.
The bill, which was primarily introduced to expand voting options and move the state’s 2022 primary from March 15 to June 28, also called for the elimination of the term used to describe Chicago City Council members for 184 years. Now, the gender neutral “alderperson” will be used to describe city elected officials in state legislative materials.
A second Logan Square weed dispensary could soon open in a former bank building after a key city permit was approved Friday.
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special-use permit for Chicago-based PharmaCann to open a dispensary under its Verilife brand in the Logan Square Trust & Savings Bank building, 2551 N. Milwaukee Ave.
The Chicago Plan Commission received an update on Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s “We Will Chicago” citywide planning initiative on Thursday, which marked the last meeting for the commission’s chair and vice chair.
This article originally published in Block Club Chicago.
An outside investigation of the city’s response to the Anjanette Young raid found “failures in oversight and accountability” by the four city departments responsible for responding to the aftermath of the search.
Saying “it’s time for the voters” to decide, City Council’s Latino Caucus and its supporters signed paperwork Thursday to put their ward map proposal up for a referendum vote next year.
This article was originally published by Block Club Chicago.
Facing criticism over a lack of transparency, a City Council committee will hold at least one more public hearing for residents to give input on a new ward map that will shape the city’s politics for the next decade.
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