Chicago City Council passes Mayor Johnson’s $830 million infrastructure bond plan after pushback
The Chicago City Council narrowly passed a hotly contested $830 million infrastructure bond plan Wednesday backed by Mayor Brandon Johnson. Aldermen approved the plan in a 26-23 vote a day after Johnson’s administration proposed a version with clearer spending guardrails.
The city would own a majority stake in the mixed-income rental buildings developed, a first-of-its-kind role for the city.
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Chicago City Council committee to vote on settlement for Dexter Reed's family in controversial CPD shootingCHICAGO (CBS) -- The Chicago City Council Finance Committee is set to ... The traffic stop spiraled out of control when Reed opened fire on police — hitting an officer in his forearm.
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Chicago suburb approves ban on Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC ediblesThe Elgin City Council voted to ban Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC edibles. Supporters of the ban cited safety concerns, including a ...
On May 11, 1988, David K. Nelson Jr., a student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, displayed at a school exhibition his painting "Mirth & Girth" — which depicted the late Mayor Harold ...
Is this the best the mayor and City Council can do to get Chicago on a firmer financial footing? Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to issue $830 million in bonds for infrastructure projects and take ...
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