Calls for better protections for domestic violence victims | The Chicago Report
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Calls for better protections for domestic violence victims | The Chicago Report
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Chicago City Council rejects sweepstake machine ban, parent accountability for teen takeovers
Chicago City Council rejected two controversial proposals today — one targeting sweepstakes machines and another aimed at holding parents more accountable for the actions of their children.
Chicago City Council rejected two controversial proposals today — one targeting sweepstakes machines and another aimed at holding parents more accountable for the actions of their children.
City Council votes against stronger consequences for parents | The Chicago Report
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
City Council votes against stronger consequences for parents | The Chicago Report
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
Rep. Morgan's COLA Buyout Program | The Chicago Report
Governor Pritzker has signed a new law extending Illinois' Voluntary Pension COLA Buyout Program through 2028. Supporters say the program has already reduced the state's pension liabilities by billions of dollars and could provide additional budget relief in the years ahead. Joining us now is state Representative Bob Morgan, the sponsor of the legislation.
Governor Pritzker has signed a new law extending Illinois' Voluntary Pension COLA Buyout Program through 2028. Supporters say the program has already reduced the state's pension liabilities by billions of dollars and could provide additional budget relief in the years ahead. Joining us now is state Representative Bob Morgan, the sponsor of the legislation.
Sweepstakes machines ban fails in Chicago City Council
The City Council also took a vote on a proposal about sweepstakes machines. Its a vote that could impact bars and restaurants across the city. Bret Buganski is live at City Hall.
The City Council also took a vote on a proposal about sweepstakes machines. Its a vote that could impact bars and restaurants across the city. Bret Buganski is live at City Hall.
Chicago alder wants to crack down on parents of kids involved in teen takeovers, other crimes
A Chicago alder wants to crack down on the parents of children who commit crimes and are involved in teen takeovers.
A Chicago alder wants to crack down on the parents of children who commit crimes and are involved in teen takeovers.
Pritzker signs budget, former alderman running for mayor | The Chicago Report
Gov. Pritzker has signed the 2027 budget. And, a former Chicago alderman has announced he is running for mayor. All this and more on this episode of "The Chicago Report."
Gov. Pritzker has signed the 2027 budget. And, a former Chicago alderman has announced he is running for mayor. All this and more on this episode of "The Chicago Report."
Former Chicago alderman makes mayoral bid | The Chicago Report
We have a new candidate stepping into the Chicago mayoral race. Cook County Board of Review Commissioner George Cardenas officially announced his candidacy today. He joins us on "The Chicago Report."
We have a new candidate stepping into the Chicago mayoral race. Cook County Board of Review Commissioner George Cardenas officially announced his candidacy today. He joins us on "The Chicago Report."
Chicago City Council to vote on sweepstakes machine ban as bar owners warn of business closures
Chicago alders are divided over a debate on whether to ban or keep sweepstakes machines legal in the city.
Chicago alders are divided over a debate on whether to ban or keep sweepstakes machines legal in the city.
Federal school vouchers pushback, Chicago's parking meter deal | The Chicago Report
The CTU and IFT are pushing back against federal school vouchers. Plus, what's the latest with Chicago's parking meter deal? We break it all down on "The Chicago Report."
The CTU and IFT are pushing back against federal school vouchers. Plus, what's the latest with Chicago's parking meter deal? We break it all down on "The Chicago Report."
What's happening with Chicago's parking meter deal? | The Chicago Report
The City Council Finance Committee was supposed to meet today to talk about the parking meter deal, but it was canceled. The ordinance would have approved the proposed transfer of the parking meter agreement to a new company called Stonepeak.
The City Council Finance Committee was supposed to meet today to talk about the parking meter deal, but it was canceled. The ordinance would have approved the proposed transfer of the parking meter agreement to a new company called Stonepeak.
Chicago bars push to preserve sweepstakes machines ahead of City Council vote
As Chicago leaders prepare to vote on banning sweepstakes machines, some bar and restaurant owners say the devices are a key source of revenue and are organizing to keep them legal despite growing concerns over regulation and gambling.
As Chicago leaders prepare to vote on banning sweepstakes machines, some bar and restaurant owners say the devices are a key source of revenue and are organizing to keep them legal despite growing concerns over regulation and gambling.
Police investigating early morning explosion outside Chicago alderman's home
A possible firework exploded outside the home of Chicago Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez early Saturday, damaging a window but causing no injuries, according to police and the alderman.
A possible firework exploded outside the home of Chicago Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez early Saturday, damaging a window but causing no injuries, according to police and the alderman.
Chicago Ald. Andre Vasquez returns to his rap roots for an upcoming performance
Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) speaks with Good Day Chicago about returning to his rap roots at this year’s Midsommarfest.
Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) speaks with Good Day Chicago about returning to his rap roots at this year’s Midsommarfest.
Chicago City Council holds hearing on delays impacting DACA recipients | The Chicago Report
City Council held a hearing Thursday on how DACA delays are impacting recipients in Chicago.
City Council held a hearing Thursday on how DACA delays are impacting recipients in Chicago.
CPS CEO asked to explain district policies | The Chicago Report
We bring in Monica Eng with Axios every week, to give us her take on the big stories.
We bring in Monica Eng with Axios every week, to give us her take on the big stories.
WIU librarian layoffs overturned, ruled 'illegal' | The Chicago Report
An arbitrator said Western Illinois University illegally laid off nine academic librarians and two staff members last year and ordering the school to give them their jobs back with back pay. Union leaders call it a major victory, but say chronic underfunding from springfield is still forcing regional colleges to make dangerous cuts. Joining us now to discuss the ruling is union President John Miller.
An arbitrator said Western Illinois University illegally laid off nine academic librarians and two staff members last year and ordering the school to give them their jobs back with back pay. Union leaders call it a major victory, but say chronic underfunding from springfield is still forcing regional colleges to make dangerous cuts. Joining us now to discuss the ruling is union President John Miller.
Cook County roperty tax bills will be late by 2 months | The Chicago Report
Cook County will once again delay sending property tax bills. This time, they will be late by at least two months this year. Joining us now to break down the systemic crunch is Professor David Merriman with UIC, who specializes in government and public affairs.
Cook County will once again delay sending property tax bills. This time, they will be late by at least two months this year. Joining us now to break down the systemic crunch is Professor David Merriman with UIC, who specializes in government and public affairs.