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Massive property tax hikes hurt Chicago’s low-income families
Chicago homeowners on the South and West Sides are bracing for huge property tax hikes, driven by surging assessments and government spending tied to pensions. Property tax bills are about to spike for tens of thousands of Chicago…
Unused office space could mean more Chicago housing
New York City has seen success in converting office space into residences. Chicago should do…
Making space for faith: Understanding Minnesota…
Did you know that public school students can be released from school during school hours to receive…
$1.5 billion in potential taxes explained
Prices for DoorDash, Uber, Ticketmaster and Illinois tolls might go up now to cover $1.5…
Even slight social media use is connected to lower…
A small sip of bleach might not kill you, but it will burn your insides so badly that you’ll regret…
Considering Coal-to-Nuclear Transitions in Missouri
Kansas’s Department of Commerce and Evergy (the state’s largest utility) are partnering with TerraPower, a leading nuclear developer, to explore potential siting locations for a new advanced nuclear power plant. The three organizations signed a…
Democratic Socialists — “major insurgent wing” of the…
This week, a deal brokered by President Trump brought an end to Israel’s military campaign in the…
Independent Inking: Fall 2025
The post Independent Inking: Fall 2025 first appeared on Independence Institute.The post Independent…
It Is Time to Tackle Idaho’s Public Spending Addiction
Idaho officials are addicted. The standard dictionary definition of addiction is “a strong…
Grassroot’s ‘Open Hearings’ tool…
“Harnessing AI for Government Transparency” was the title of a recent national podcast featuring…
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