Report: Philadelphia’s soda tax ‘failing’
Report: Philadelphia’s soda tax ‘failing’
Cook County residents should be wary in the wake of Philadelphia’s disappointing experiment in soda taxes.
Cook County residents should be wary in the wake of Philadelphia’s disappointing experiment in soda taxes.
Certain provisions of Cook County’s penny-per-ounce soda tax could cost Illinois more than $86 million in federal administrative funding.
Commissioners from both parties are supporting a repeal effort of the sweetened beverage tax following widespread public outcry.
Chicago Public Schools’ teacher and staff layoff announcement comes as the district pushes for more state money despite Chicago’s millions in TIF funds.
A new poll has found that nearly 87 percent of Cook County residents disapprove of the new Cook County Sugary and Sweetened Beverages tax that took effect Aug. 2.
Lawmakers concerned with fairness within Illinois’ education system should eliminate discriminatory subsidies.
The bill makes Aug. 4 an honorary holiday for former President Barack Obama.
A decade-old, 18-story, taxpayer-funded hotel in the village of Lombard is headed for bankruptcy, proving to be a misguided investment of taxpayer dollars.
Cook County’s lawsuit seeks damages from the Illinois Retail Merchants Association.
While supporters of the tax claim success in the fight against obesity, the law exempts a vulnerable segment of the population.
Distracted driving citations dropped by 99 percent after a 2015 Chicago ordinance was passed to comply with state law.
Senate Bill 1 would force Illinois taxpayers to pick up the tab for CPS’ mismanagement of its finances.
Analysis from PolitiFact Illinois and the Better Government Association misreads or ignores Chicago Public Schools bailout provisions within Senate Bill 1.
The new tax will make soda sold in Chicago among the most expensive in the country.