How Lightfoot led and lost Chicago
Chicago Tribune reporter Gregory Pratt covered Mayor Lori Lightfoot throughout her short political career in Chicago. He’s chronicled Lightfoot’s rise and fall in a new book, “The City is Up for Grabs: How Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Led and Lost a City in Crisis.”
How Mayor Lori Lightfoot ran Chicago: A new book reveals all
Chicago Tribune's Gregory Pratt is out with a brand new book on former Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
Former Chicago mayor backs effort to seal women's reproductive health info in court records
A new initiative unveiled Tuesday aims to safeguard the privacy of women whose reproductive health details are disclosed in court records, a concern echoed by advocates seeking reform.
Chicago police respond to former Mayor Lori Lightfoot's home after bullet hits security detail's SUV
Chicago police were called to former Mayor Lori Lightfoot's home early Saturday after a bullet struck her security detail's vehicle.
Lightfoot in Chicago addresses community organizing at City Club
Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday discussed shaping peaceful communities.
Another one of Lightfoot’s Cabinet stars leaving Johnson administration
Gia Biagi announced her resignation from the $204,756-a-year transportation commissioner’s job, another one of the shining stars of Lightfoot’s Cabinet to leave Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration before the 100-day benchmark.
Mayor’s allies lay groundwork for referendum on ‘mansion tax’ to aid Chicago’s unhoused people
A poll that shows that more than 70% of Chicago voters favor the higher tax to combat homelessness.
Chicago takes step towards reopening mental health clinics
Chicago has taken another step towards reopening city mental health clinics.
Former Mayor Lightfoot says Michigan man threatened to 'put a bullet in my head'
Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot made a court appearance Thursday morning to face a Michigan man accused of threatening her.
Alderman raises concerns over Chicago casino consultant as temporary casino opening approaches
A temporary casino in Chicago is set to open for business this summer, but a city council member is now urging state regulators to reevaluate the process.
Protesters take to City Hall in fight against Southside Recycling
Southeast Side residents called on Mayor Brandon Johnson to support them and not allow the metal shredding company to operate in their community.
