Cook County’s notorious soda tax ends today
Cook County’s notorious soda tax ends today
With the repeal of the Cook County sweetened beverage tax, taxpayers remind elected officials who they represent.
With the repeal of the Cook County sweetened beverage tax, taxpayers remind elected officials who they represent.
The state is borrowing millions to finance capital construction projects and information technology improvements. But Illinoisans continue to pay for the worst credit rating of any state in the nation.
A new study shows the Windy City’s financial troubles persist, despite a series of tax increases.
The village and school district will likely raise their property tax levies.
Despite objections from faculty, one university chancellor is pressing for a campus restructuring that includes curbing the tuition-heightening costs of administrative bloat.
The Chicago Transit Authority’s latest budget proposal includes 25-cent fare hikes.
Increases in several taxes mean a higher tax bill for taxpayers.
The biggest obstacle Illinoisans face in Springfield remains the same: an all-powerful House speaker, and members of both parties who are all too eager to kowtow.
Under the guise of rehabilitating underserved communities, City Hall preps another massive tax transfer to a private company.
The Land of Lincoln received the lowest possible grade in budget forecasting and legacy costs.
Local barber Bob Anderson has endured two attempts at intimidation since being elected to the McHenry Township Board on a platform of consolidation.
Springfield won’t let millions in unpaid utility bills get in the way of nonessential spending.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s budget proposal includes jacked-up costs for business licenses and stricter noncompliance penalties.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s proposed increase in the city’s amusement tax is nothing but the continued nickel-and-diming of Chicagoans.