City Council dodges controversial votes on Welcoming City carve-outs, lower speed limit
The failed effort on carve-outs was spearheaded by Southwest Side colleagues Ray Lopez (15th) and Silvana Tabares (23rd), two of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s most outspoken critics. The exceptions to the Welcoming City ordinance had been eliminated during former Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration.
Two of the council's more conservative alders wanted to allow CPD to work with federal immigration authorities in cases where ...
The Chicago Bulls ran out of gas a quarter mile from the finish line on Tuesday. The Bulls had carved a New Orleans Pelicans ...
It is mating season for coyotes, which "generally means increased activity in urban areas, including Chicago," according to ...
The move will increase the city's borrowing costs, including for Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed $1.25 billion bond issue ...
Walgreens says it will close five stores on the South and West sides of Chicago next month, drawing criticism from local ...
Shoppers and staff at a Chicago Aldi were surprised to find a coyote hiding in the refrigerated section, prompting a response ...
MLK Day concerts, the musicals 'Fun Home' and 'Come From Away' and a visit by actor Josh Gad are among the entertainment ...
David Keller believes that talent comes from anywhere and everywhere. “And as a part of that, we want to make our presence ...
Chicago transit officials are advocating for a $1.5 billion annual funding package to help keep one of the country’s largest ...
The Chicago Reader is at imminent risk of closure, the paper’s publisher announced Tuesday. The Reader Institute for ...
The failed vote was no surprise; even if the amendment had passed, there would have been a 34-vote hurdle to clear a ...
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