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Chicago to Borrow $830M for City Infrastructure Projects
Chicago City Council has approved a plan to borrow $830 million for repairs and upgrades to the city's transportation ...
Mayor Johnson's $830M borrowing plan squeaks through City Council
But the mayor was forced to cast another tie-breaking vote to avoid having the decision on his bond issue put off even longer ...
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Mayor Johnson tightens CPS language, stands pat on $830M infrastructure bond on eve of showdown vote
"This is not a payday loan" Mayor Brandon Johnson declared Tuesday in discussing his $830 million bond issue, up for City ...
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Chicago snowplows to focus on residential streets Saturday
Chicago snowplows will be focusing on residential streets on Saturday after another round of snow fell on Friday.
City Council, make the right call on $830 million city bond sale
Bobby Thornton, 35, was charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death Sunday of a 35-year-old woman ...
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City Council votes down a lower Chicago speed limit
The Council did approve millions in lawsuit settlements, a crackdown on illegal curbside sales of unregistered cars, rezoning ...
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City Council rejects bid to lower speed limit to 25mph
An ordinance to lower the default citywide speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph was voted down after members of the City Council ...
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 ...
Chicago serial murder suspect charged with terrorizing guard, inmate behind bars
Antonio Reyes, a 21-year-old police say killed six people, is in jail but remains a terror, intimidating guards and ...
Chicago Tribune6d
Editorial: Frigid temperatures highlight the harshness of Chicago homeless experience — and the need for new ideas
The city also offers up to 190 other public ... s students are better armed against ending up on the streets later in life. Chicago’s homelessness crisis reflects deeper inequities.