Skokie zoning reform would make home renovations easier
Skokie zoning reform would make home renovations easier
Homeowners in the suburb could soon have more freedom to renovate their homes without being forced to add parking spaces.
How will Chicago address a projected $882 million budget deficit?
How will Chicago address a projected $882 million budget deficit?
Aldermen have warned Mayor Brandon Johnson what they will not support.
Late fees almost half of Chicago’s red-light camera revenue in 2025
Late fees almost half of Chicago’s red-light camera revenue in 2025
The city collected $47.1 million from the cameras last year.
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Illinois Policy Institute sends cease-and-desist letter to 17 Tazewell County school districts
Illinois Policy Institute sends cease-and-desist letter to 17 Tazewell County school districts
At least 17 school districts in Tazewell County appear to be engaging in election interference.
Did Pritzker have the right to halt Illinois’ data center tax credit?
Did Pritzker have the right to halt Illinois’ data center tax credit?
The governor halted the credit via press release after lawmakers declined to do so.
Married donors could get $3,400 tax credit under federal education scholarship program
Married donors could get $3,400 tax credit under federal education scholarship program
The federal rules provide the clearest roadmap yet for how the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, also known as the Education Freedom Tax Credit, will operate.
Everything Illinoisans should know about the SAFE-T Act
Everything Illinoisans should know about the SAFE-T Act
The omnibus criminal justice reform bill became highly politicized, mixing fact and fiction. Here is where it stands.
Springfield residents to vote their opinion on a landlord registry
Springfield residents to vote their opinion on a landlord registry
A nonbinding question is on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Your vote can make a difference in Illinois elections
Your vote can make a difference in Illinois elections
Illinoisans can vote on races ranging from U.S. Senate and governor to state lawmakers and local officials in the Nov. 3 election.
FAQ: Election for Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago commissioners
FAQ: Election for Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago commissioners
The district oversees sewage treatment and stormwater runoff management.
3 things at stake in Chicago’s school board election
3 things at stake in Chicago’s school board election
Chicago’s first fully elected school board will shape spending, union contracts and charter schools.
Even after upgrades, Illinois’ credit rating is still worst in the nation
Even after upgrades, Illinois’ credit rating is still worst in the nation
The ongoing pension crisis is a big part of it.
Updated: Chicago City Council approves $2.53 billion sale of parking meter lease
Updated: Chicago City Council approves $2.53 billion sale of parking meter lease
Aldermen say the added revenue will go to pensions, but it’s not nearly enough.