Beat Kitchen takes Chicago to federal court
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Report offers $1B in fixes as Chicago budget talks…
The Chicago City Council rejected Mayor Brandon Johnson’s economically harmful tax proposals,…
Chicago business activity skid hits two years
A barometer of business health shows Chicago’s decline worsened in November 2025. …
Transit sales tax hike makes suburbs pay for Chicago…
Chicago-area transit riders deserve safe, reliable service. But the Regional Transportation…
Chicago Teachers Union protests trash fee hike while…
The Chicago Teachers Union is grumbling about a proposed garbage fee hike. Yet union…
Nearly 30,000 Chicago teachers are caught in pension trap
Half of retired Chicago pensioners make more than average working Illinoisans, but nearly 30,000 teachers won’t be eligible for more than a contribution refund. Chicago teacher pensions leave nearly 30,000 teachers without access to…
Chicago needs education reform to curb youth violence…
Fixing Chicago’s schools is the surest way to stop youth violence. Softening education…
Scholarships mean bright future for Chicago teen as…
Chicago Public Schools couldn’t give a teen the right education, but scholarships did. Now…
Chicago streaming tax adds 10% to NFL Thanksgiving…
Streaming Thanksgiving football comes with extra costs just for living in Chicago. The city…
Feds demand Chicago Teachers Union release audits
The Chicago Teachers Union's secrecy and potential financial shenanigans have drawn the…
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