Chicago's migrant shelters prepare for evictions amid measles outbreak
Despite the ongoing measles outbreak, some of Chicago's migrant shelters are set to begin evictions this weekend after Mayor Brandon Johnson imposed a 60-day limit for those staying at the facilities.
Chicago migrant shelter evictions to begin despite measles outbreak
The measles outbreak in Chicago is not stopping Mayor Brandon Johnson's 60-day limit for migrants staying at shelters.
Evictions to begin Saturday at Chicago migrant shelters despite measles outbreak
The measles outbreak in Chicago is not stopping Mayor Johnson's 60-day limit for migrants staying at shelters.
Chicago mayor unveils new plan targeting high-crime neighborhoods
Chicago's mayor is rolling out the first phase of a new program with hopes of rolling back crime.
Illinois Supreme Court upholds 'Bring Chicago Home' real estate tax proposal on primary ballot
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed real estate transfer tax, known as “Bring Chicago Home," will remain on the primary ballot, and votes on the issue will be counted.
'Bring Chicago Home' to remain on primary ballot
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed real estate transfer tax, known as “Bring Chicago Home," will remain on the primary ballot, and votes on the issue will be counted.
Groups challenge 'Bring Chicago Home' referendum in Illinois Supreme Court
The battle over the “Bring Chicago Home" referendum question is not over just yet, as real estate groups take the fight to the state Supreme Court, labeling the question as misleading and manipulative.
Chicago moves migrants from O'Hare, Midway airports after probe
Illegal migrants are no longer camping out in Chicago's major airports after a Senate committee probed the issue.
Chicago union boss calls for Illinois National Guard rollout on CTA
The head of the largest union of Chicago transit workers said he would welcome Illinois National Guard members conducting bag checks on trains and buses in the Windy City to help boost security and make the system safer.
Preparations underway in Chicago for Democratic National Convention
The countdown has begun for this year's Democratic National Convention, scheduled to take place in Chicago this August.
Security plans unveiled for Democratic National Convention
The countdown has begun for this year's Democratic National Convention, scheduled to take place in Chicago this August.
'Bring Chicago Home': Illinois Appellate Court reinstates citywide referendum
The new ruling was handed down Wednesday and it vacates the initial judgment by the Circuit Court of Cook County.
Johnson discusses DNC planning
Mayor Brandon Johnson discussed safety protocols that will be put in place for the upcoming Democratic National Convention.
Senate backs Mayor Johnson, CTU-backed plan to elect 10 city school board members in November
In a very lukewarm stamp of approval, the Illinois Senate on Tuesday cleared a measure that would allow for the election of only 10 of 21 school board members in Chicago this November.
Chicago Teachers Union president reacts to leaked contract proposal
There is drama over leaked documents that apparently show what the Chicago Teachers Union is going to demand in its next contract.
Johnson expands 'One Summer Chicago' program, allocates $75M for youth employment
It's a pillar of Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to curb crime in Chicago: increasing summer youth employment.
Johnson expands youth employment 'One Summer Chicago' program
It's a pillar of Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to curb crime in Chicago: increasing summer youth employment.
Chicago Teachers Union president reacts to leaked contract proposal
There is drama over leaked documents that apparently show what the Chicago Teachers Union is going to demand in its next contract.
CTU president addresses demands to Mayor Johnson ahead of negotiations
On the heels of the Illinois Policy Institute releasing a Chicago Teachers Union memo exposing demands to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson ahead of summer negotiations, we are hearing from CTU's President Stacy Davis Gates.
Chicago mayor condemns deadly teen gathering; suspect released
A 14-year-old identified by witnesses as the suspect in a shooting during a teen takeover Saturday in Chicago has been released without charges.