• Erin Hegarty
    AUG 06, 2021
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    News in brief: Commission approves landmarking Muddy Waters’ home; Lightfoot snaps back at Villegas’ critique of city leadership falling short on Latino representation

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    The Chicago Landmark Commission gave unanimous approval to designating Blues musician Muddy Waters’ home as a Chicago Landmark. Mayor Lori Lightfoot challenges Ald. Gilbert Villegas’ (36) critique that city leadership lacks in Latino representation. 

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