Paris on Politics: Chicago mayor, Bears stumbling and fumbling
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Between the Chicago Bears and the Chicago School Board, it’s been a week of fumbles. Paris Schutz breaks it all down in this week's Paris on Politics.

Paris on Politics: New White Sox stadium, ShotSpotter's future
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Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf has one major talent. No, it?s not running a winning baseball franchise! It?s getting taxpayers to pay for his projects where he reaps the benefits. Will he be successful again?

Republican lawmakers pushing for property tax relief in Illinois

Republican lawmakers are advocating for property tax relief for Illinois homeowners, citing high taxes as a contributing factor to “opportunity deserts" in some communities.

'The Daley Show' book explores legacy of Chicago's longest-serving mayor

Richard M. Daley oversaw major developments like the restoration of downtown, the construction of Navy Pier, and the creation of Millennium Park. However, his time in office was also marred by controversies.

Jury deadlock leads to mistrial in AT&T bribery case tied to Mike Madigan

A federal judge declared a mistrial Thursday in the bribery case of former AT&T executive Paul La Schiazza, after the jury informed the court it was unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

Chicago City Council deals major blow to Mayor Johnson on ShotSpotter

The acrimony between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago City Council grows as he issues a rare veto on their vote to defy his wishes and keep ShotSpotter around.

White Sox showcase potential South Loop stadium site with pop-up baseball field

The Chicago White Sox have taken a creative step in their push for a new stadium, constructing a pop-up baseball field at the proposed site in the South Loop.

Durbin chairs first-ever anti-Palestinian hate crimes hearing
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The Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin, is holding its first-ever congressional hearing on anti-Palestinian hate crimes.

Paris on Politics: City Council chaos
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Is this the week the wheels fell off of Mayor Johnson's administration? FOX 32 Political Correspondent Paris Schutz examines the latest City Hall turmoil.

Some Chicago aldermen call for mayor's aide to be fired after controversial comments

Several Chicago aldermen are calling for Mayor Brandon Johnson to fire one of his top aides after a 2021 podcast interview resurfaced in which she allegedly referred to police as “f---ing pigs."